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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
4
The piece notes that aspirin tablets come from the same chemical base acetylsalicylic acid but differ in purity stability and effectiveness due to manufacturing standards. It urges editors to prefer a known quality brand despite claims of uniform formulations.
The passage argues that Title II Public Accommodations and Title VII undermine property and jury rights and would force employers to hire based on protected classes to balance workforce composition. It claims unions would lose control of hires and the Commission could demand broad removals across all levels. The tone is cautionary and accusatory about federal mandates.
Winn area notes a study course on the Christian family and money starting October 6 at Winn Methodist Church led by Mrs. Lois Sandbrook. The page also lists numerous social events and visits from local families, clubs, and church groups through October with dinners, tours, and planned activities.
A draft provision would empower a Commission of Equal Employment Opportunity with sweeping authority to ban racial and religious discrimination in hiring across employers receiving any form of federal aid or involvement. Inspectors could trigger penalties including loan or contract cancellations, insurance withdrawals, and licensing revocations. The piece urges readers to contact senators and representatives to oppose the Civil Rights Act of 1963.
Forest Hill residents hosted visitors from Williamston and Alma. Pine River Farm Bureau held its first meeting of the season at the Forest Hill Town Hall with plans for October 26 at Robert Fleming Sr. home. Harvest supper drew a large crowd and marked the 38th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hamp. Hazel Myers died after months of illness. The Church Ladies Aid plans a meeting October 7 at 7 30 p m. new baby Robin Marie born to Ronnie Britting September 25 weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. Robert Parson is seriously ill at Gratiot Community Hospital.
Mr Paul Hardy of Bridgeport and Mr Bill Kelly of Central Michigan University joined Sunday dinners with the Russell Kelly and Klumpp families. The LaLone Faber Koutz groups visited Higgins Lake and Coldwater Lake cottages. Jesse Ruhle learned of Hal Walters of Coleman passing Sunday at 6 00 p m.
Parents from the Mt. Pleasant area attended the Vowles School PTA meeting on Tuesday night the 24th. A large turnout marked the first meeting of the year. Relatives from the area also attended the 25th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDonald in Mt. Pleasant Saturday evening. Joe Kelso Jr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Becker for Sunday supper, and Randy Caszatt, a CMU student, called on his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Caczatt, Sunday.
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