The Cambodia Aid Row and US Foreign Policy
The text notes the Cambodia crisis sparked by Prince Sihanouk cancelling about 24 million in annual US aid amid claims of misused military assistance. It also cites a Chen Yi speech and a Cambodian ambassador’s view of independence, urging Americans to back a self reliant approach while questioning overseas aid reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
State Department
South
Vietnam
Red China
Chen Yi
Nong Kimny
Associated Press
Spencer Davis
Washington Evening Star
Laos
Kimney
Your Blood Can Save Lives at Blood Bank Meeting
At the American Association of Blood Banks annual meeting in Detroit doctors showcase blood fractioning to treat two or three patients from one unit and note machines to aid typing. The national clearing house links local banks with the Red Cross to credit gifts to distant relatives. A Hawaii hemophiliac donated 49 pints to the Central Florida Blood Bank in Orlando. The text urges healthy adults ages 21 to 60 to donate regularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Blood Banks
Detroit
National
Red Cross
Hawaii
Central Florida
Orlando
Uncle Sam Should Come Home to Fix Domestic Railroads
An editorial criticizes ICC rejection of a 5 million loan for the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad and urges Uncle Sam to prioritize national railways over foreign loans. It argues the Eastern railroad’s survival is vital to the U.S. economy and security and calls for domestic action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erie-Lackawanna Railroad
ICC Blessing
New Jersey
World Bank
Tokyo-Osaka
Tito
Yugoslavia
Erie-Lackawanna
Uncle Sam
Social Security Questions and Answers on Benefits
A Q and A column from the Social Security Administration explains wife and husband benefits, how to qualify for a husband's benefit, and how survivor benefits are calculated. It covers earning records, timing at age 62, and changes in inquiries for widows since 1940.
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Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance
The
Social Security Administration
N. Mission
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Bowling Pleasant Queens and Mixed Doubles Standouts
Indoor league results show Deans Auto Electric leading 37 to 32 over Merritt Oil Co. in a mixed team round. Highs include Deloris Pohl 483 series and Vern Caszatt 561, with Winn Shopping Center and Deans Auto Electric posting top team and individual marks in games and series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Queens
Deans Auto Electric
Merritt Oil Co
Central Concrete
Winn Shopping Center
Help Electric
Swagger Standard Service
Cabin Tavern
Sheahans Bar
Maness Pet, Lab
Holp Electric
Deloris Pohl
Julia Lewis
Lee Goblitsch
Ida Holp
Shirley Fausett
Millie Merrifield
Ann McCormick
Gordon McGuire
Pete Stalter
Vern Caszatt
Don Travis
Wanda Garber
Willene Brown
Ruth Ulsh
Huff - Anderson
Donaldson - Hauck
Edmonds - Peters
Cline - Maybee
Jones - Klein
Kostrzewa - Faulk
Richards - Detmer
White - Carr
Kyser - Leatherman
Umlor - Noble - Ott
Umlor - Noble
Ott
Huff Anderson
Dick Anderson
del Huff
Social Security Benefits Eligibility Guidance
Officials urge applicants to discuss eligibility with a Social Security representative soon. Guidance emphasizes contacting a local office to review case specifics and determine available benefits promptly.
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Social Security Office
Edmore Hospital Visit And Local Socials In Shepherd
Mrs. A C Grim rushed to Edmore Hospital Friday due to her brother Alvin Johnson’s serious illness. Audrey Clark accompanied her mother to the hospital. Arn Hungerford hosted a Monday party with Carrie Wiley of Elwell as demonstrator. Husbands served a light lunch to eleven. Claude Anthony visited Herbert Lewis and wife on Sunday. Leonard Brookens, husking corn near Riverdale, had a tractor backfire blow off a gas cap. he received emergency dressing at Central Michigan Community Hospital and was released. Duard Diverbiss and Sherlie Childers visited Forest Hill Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Grim
Edmore Hospital
Alvin Johnson
Blanchard
Audrey Clark
Grim
Arn Hungerford
Carrie Wiley
Elwell
Claude Anthony
Herbert Lewis
Leonard Brookens
Riverdale
Brookens
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Duard Diverbiss
Forest Hill
Sherlie Childers
Strickland Community Notes From Breckenridge Area
Mrs Clara Cooper Merle Hunter and Emma Champion plan Florida winter months. Strickland Home Extension Club met in St. Louis for Thanksgiving and shopped in Alma. Miss Guthrie spoke at Strickland Baptist Church about missionary work in Mexico. Families hosted gatherings and local youths attended youth events. Steve Guthrie, in Hawaii with the Navy, sends news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cooper
Merle Hunter
Emma Champion
Breckenridge
Florida
Chester Gaites
Strickland Home Extension Club
St. Louis
Alma
Strickland Womens Missionary Guild
Earl Gates
Harold Beard
J and S. Farm Bureau
Donald Phelps
Bill Noble
Grand Rapids Bible College
Strickland Baptist Church
Strickland
Crystal
Sherman Smith
Farm Bureau
Brinton
Home Extension Club
Harold Decker
Eva Green
Mike
Seth Howland
Roy Miller
Fred Kinkle
Steve
Hawaii
Navy
Betty Guthrie
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. C, Grim
Sam
Isabella County
Shepherd, Michigan
Shepherd Argus
Shepherd
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service
National Editorial
Eee
asGp
Ari
Shepherd Briefs
Strickland News
the Church For All
John’s Barber Shop
Vernon Caszatt Brattin Cash & Carry
Shepherd Lumber Co
Tanner’s Furniture In Drug Co
Epherd Clinic
Shepherd Iga Foodliner
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg, Va
Thessalonians
James
Mid-State Fertilizer
Shepherd State Bank
Shepherd Farm Produce
Zook Construction
Leonard Radio & TV
Cook’s Gamble’s Hardware
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