Trade policy critique urges focus on domestic growth over tariffs
The piece argues against sweeping tariff cuts and warns Congress to prioritize a vigorous domestic economy. It cites the 1934 Trade Agreements Act failures, foreign aid winds, and lost U.S. industrial vitality while noting Khrushchev anecdotes involving Beria and Molotov.
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Congress
United States
Free World
Drug firms cleared in tetracycline antitrust case exoneration
Federal Trade Commission examiner Robert L. Piper has exonerated five firms American Cyanamid Bristol Laboratories Chas. Pfizer Olin Mathieson Upjohn of antitrust charges in the tetracycline case after three years and 19000 pages of evidence. He notes profits drive competition and warns low or negative profits risk oligopoly or monopoly. Newer antibiotics from Cyanamid Bristol and others are already being developed.
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Federal Trade Commission
Robert L. Piper
American Cyanamid
Bristol Laboratories
Chas. Pfizer & Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Upjohn
Piper
Examiner Piper
Bristol
Shepherd Argus Second Class Matter Notice
Grim Printing Co publishers and staff are noted with The Shepherd Argus entered as second class matter at the Shepherd Michigan post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Shepherd Argus
Shepherd
Michigan
First Indian Land Deed Linked to Plymouth Colony
The first deed of Indian land to an English colonist is believed to be made by Samcoef of the Pemaquids. World Book records 12,000 acres sold to Plymouth colonist John Brown in 1625.
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Plymouth
John Brown
Michigan residents pay sales taxes averaging 44.95 per person
Michigan Revenue Department reports per capita sales tax of 44.95 dollars for the year ending June 30, led by tourist counties like Roscommon and Grand Traverse. Eighteen counties exceeded the state average, with metropolitan areas and tourist centers driving higher collections.
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Michigan
Revenue Department
Roscommon County
North Central
Michigan faces uncertain 1962 surplus despite cycle trend
Citizens Research Council notes Michigan treasury ran surpluses in 1946-49 and 1954-57 and deficits in 1950-53 and 1958-61. The group says 1962 may show a surplus but warns against optimism, with deficits previously exceeding 65 million dollars.
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Michigan
Citizens Research Council
Treasury
Budgeting blues before payday in a home economics piece
Ida Clark reflects on a paycheck budget ritual as families count bills from a single check. The narrator lists essentials like house, food, lights, water, heat and care expenses and notes surprise costs such as gifts, repairs, and medical needs that erase any small remaining balance.
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Ida Clark
T.V
Card Sorter Aids Birth Defects Case At Vanderbilt
Johnny X a nine month old in Tennessee with hydrocephalus undergoes an IBM data sorter interview to compile his medical history. The device helps doctors compare with other cases to predict the course and guide decisions on shunt surgery at Vanderbilt Birth Defects Study Center.
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Johnny X
Tennessee
Johnny
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Nashville
Tenn
Robert E. Merrill
National Foundation March of Dimes
IBM
Dr. Merrill
Merrill
Requiro
Vanderbilt
National Foundation of Dimes
Children’s Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Oklahoma City
March of Dimes
Legislature Faces Pressure Over Taxes and Deficit
The Research Council warns new taxes may be inevitable while lawmakers avoid predictions. Budget writers say they cannot take a stand now as the 1962 Legislature grapples with meeting current revenues and eliminating a mounting deficit as a top concern.
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Research Council
Lock
Four traffic safety proposals debated by regional conferences
Gov Swain led discussions across Sturgis Muskegon Birmingham Houghton Alpena and Cadillac on four proposals pressed by law enforcement safety officials. Emphasis lay on implied consent chemical testing vehicle inspections by state stations and extending the 12 point system to all drivers with juvenile exemptions debated.
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John B. Swainson
Sturgis
Muskegon
Birmingham
Houghton
Alpena
Cadillac
State Safety Commission
Gerald W. Shipman
State Commission
Sion
New Arrivals Reported in Mt Pleasant Area Births
Mr and Mrs Ed Percha of Mt Pleasant welcome a son born Friday November 17 weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Forrest White of Shepherd. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Frederick Rooker of rural Shepherd at Gratiot Community Hospital Monday November 13. Gordon Willis and wife welcome a daughter born Monday November 13 at Central Michigan Community Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clifford Willis. the baby and mother are fine aside from Mrs Gordon Willis sustaining injuries in a automobile accident. John Stevens of rural Shepherd reports a son born Wednesday November 15 at C M C Hospital in Mt Pleasant.
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Ed Percha
Mt. Pleasant
Forrest White
Shepherd
Frederick Rooker
Runal Shepherd
Gratiot Community Hospital
Gordon Willis
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Clifford Willis
John Stevens
Rural
C. M. C. Hospital
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