New Frontier For Europe and U S Tariff Policy Critique
The article argues that US tariffs, already cut over 20 years, must be further reduced or eliminated to avoid economic decline. It warns that America may have to sacrifice inefficient small industries to cheaper foreign competition, while proposing retraining and relocation, expanded welfare roles, and even a 12.5 cent minimum wage as part of inflationary pressures.
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Washington
White House
Peace Corps
USIR
Congress
Public education urged to train women as discriminating buyers
Michigan consumer protection conference focused on daily buying problems for households. TB associations continue year end mail appeal, aiming to raise one million dollars as part of a national effort, with progress seen in reduced disease impact and a 1970 eradication target.
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America
Michigan
State Attorney General’s Office
TB and Respiratory Disease Association
Drastic Action Urged for Railroads to Avert Crisis
Under Secretary Clarence Martin warns rail freight and passenger services face severe strain as surveys fail to spark action. He calls for swift legislation to end discrimination against carriers, regulate exemptions, and levy user charges on publicly funded facilities. David Lawrence weighs in on broadcasting resilience amid Cold War tensions.
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Congress
Commerce For Transportation
Clarence D. Martin Jr
Kennedy
Martin
Adlai Inevitable Too Seeks UN Seat Shift Stir
A stern warning from the Committee of One Million opposes admitting Mao's China to the UN. The letter, backed by 75,000 new signatures plus 350 congressmen, urges Kennedy and Stevenson to resist changes and defend the Charter amid Soviet and domestic opposition.
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Adlai Stevenson
China
Manhattan
First Avenue
People’s Republic of China
Mao
White House
Congress
Kennedy
Truman
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Consumer protection leaders urge education on packaging
Mrs. Maxine Virtue, assistant attorney general, says educational efforts should start in grade school and continue through university to help housewives understand packaging size, price, and content. Conference participants favor standardizing packaging by legislation and voluntary industry self-regulation through informed consumers.
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Maxine Virtue
Mrs. Virtue
Christmas seals boost Michigan holiday mail traffic
Year end preparations in Michigan spark a surge in both commercial and private mail. Christmas seals account for a large share of November and December mailings as organizations joined the stamp-like fundraising effort once linked to tuberculosis awareness.
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Michigan
Michigan traffic outlook amid holidays and new multi lane highway
State statistics show holiday months bring more accidents and fatalities stay high. Officials praise a north central multi lane highway but state police data do not confirm a drop in overall crashes.
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Michigan
Highway Department
Police Commissioner Warns on Home Road Care
State Police Commissioner Joseph Childs urges extra caution on roads near home after months of focus on safety. He notes drivers ease off high speed routes and in familiar areas, becoming careless due to unpreparedness for the unpredictable.
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Joseph Childs
General Fellers Warns on US Nuclear Supremacy and Defense Cuts
The retired general argues Russia seeks world domination from its base and U S forces must maintain nuclear superiority to deter war. He criticizes the 1963 defense budget for reducing missiles and scrapping bomber and fighter programs, urging Congress to prioritize patriotism over politics.
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White House
Bonner Fellers
USA
MacArthur
Russia
Kremlin
Fellers
Air Force
Veterans Vocational Rehabilitation Rules by Michigan VA
The Department of Michigan outlines eligibility for World War II and Korean Conflict veterans seeking vocational rehabilitation. It details three conditions for eligibility, training options, start deadlines, subsistence allowances, and contact guidance, including SP 3-4044 in Mt. Pleasant.
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Mt. Pleasant
Alcoholism Listed As Major Health Threat
National health agencies compare alcoholism with cancer mental illness and heart disease. Public notice cites Lansing information center contact IV 2 3392 for details.
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Greater Lansing
Alcoholism Information Center
Shepherd Argus Second Class Matter Notice
The Shepherd Argus is entered as second class matter at the Post Office at Shepherd Michigan under act of March 3 1879.
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Shepherd Argus
Shepherd
Michigan
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Arthur M. Brokenshire, Jr
Dep’t
Marine Corps League
Che Shepherd Argus
Isabella County
Shepherd, Michigan
Grim Printing Co., Publishers
G. E. Grim
The
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