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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1965
Page
8
An article argues the United Nations has debated human rights since 1945 with little binding action. It notes non binding declarations since 1948 and 1963 influence global and national laws, urging a stronger UN role.
A narrator recalls entering teaching by accident after touring a town and discovering a high school. He describes his unlikely rise from editor to department head, the perks and ego, and the shift from industry to education while noting the broader topic of UN human rights reform and a proposed UN high commissioner for human rights.
A. C. Grim notes city election analysis praising Lindsey's GOP rise amid Liberal crossover. He questions party ideology and warns about third parties challenging two major parties, stressing checks and balances and the need for productive work over welfare expansion.
The 1965 Michigan legislature debated Amish education and a school auxiliary services law to fund non instructional aid to private schools. The Amish education issue stalled, while the auxiliary services measure faces a constitutional test. Traffic code shifts create a new careless driving offense with defined penalties. Michigan’s winter sports expansion adds 87 centers, with growing facilities and instruction programs amid statewide growth. A partisan tone runs through budget talks as Congress debates delayed funds and patronage implications.
A historical plea urges support for CARE Food Crusade asking for donations to fund $1 packages that provide daily hot meals for hungry children abroad for three months. It urges readers to mail checks immediately to fund the effort.
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