Fulbright proposes shifting U S aid to World Bank plan
The text notes Senator J William Fulbright advocates ending direct foreign aid by the United States and transferring responsibility to an international body like the World Bank. It cites reasons such as difficulty in buying friendship and inefficiency, arguing needs have changed since World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulbright
U.S
The
World Bank
Uncle Sam
Sen
State Department
Happy Hunting Tips and World Bank Aid Views
A satirical hunting tips column warns against impractical rules while lampooning a hunter’s anecdote and then analyzes U.S. aid policies. It contrasts advice on safety with criticism of misused funds and praises the World Bank’s lending approach to accountable reconstruction and development.
A Filibuster Of Freedom On Minimum Wage And Taft Hartley
A column argues against raising the minimum wage and expanding coverage, noting jobs unprofitable under higher pay, harming workers with limited skills, and raising grocery costs. It criticizes Senate moves to repeal Taft Hartley Section 14(b) with a test vote and praises a potential filibuster defending worker freedom. It names Sen Mansfield and Sen Dirksen in the debate.
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Executive Branch
Senate Chamber
Sen
Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Dirksen
Illinois
State finances prompt new calls for public support
State surplus funds spark demands to bolster mental health welfare and education services. Michigan groups urge state aid for libraries in community colleges and expanded police training and salaries amid broader calls for standardized pay and local agency support. The Michigan Welfare League, a key statewide body, highlights social health needs and operates with United Fund backing.
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Michigan
New York
American Library Association
Michigan Association For
Troy
Miami
Michigan Welfare League
League
United Fund
Michigan United Fund
Life Insurance Lapse and Restoration Options Explained
The article explains grace periods for premiums and what happens if a payment is late. It covers lapse consequences, restoration steps, required forms, possible medical underwriting, and repayment of missed premiums with interest. It also notes cash surrender value remains and mentions extended term insurance and automatic premium loan clauses.
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Institute of Life Insurance
Park Ave
N.Y
Tremendous Trifles in Truman’s Early Rise to Power
The piece considers how Harry S Truman’s ascent might have differed had fate altered events before his 1944 vice presidential selection. It notes Truman’s rise began when a political foe handed him a Senate seat, enabling the Roosevelt era draft. It also profiles Lloyd C Stark, Missouri’s governor, who vowed to challenge Kansas City corruption, including the Pendergast machine.
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Kansas City
Truman
Stark
Senate
Roosevelt
Chicago
Pendergast
Senator Truman
Wallace
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
Penderfast
Grim Printing Co. notices and Michigan association listing
The Shepherd Argus notes its second class matter status at the Shepherd Michigan post office under the 1879 act. It lists A C Grim as editor and G E Grim as business manager and notes membership in the Michigan Press Association and Michigan Press Service Advertising Representatives.
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Shepherd Argus
Shepherd
Michigan
The
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Press Service Advertising
Deadlines for Classified Advertising Deadlines
Monday noon display deadlines. Tuesday afternoon classified deadlines. Local paper urges advertisers to submit material by the stated times to ensure inclusion and proper scheduling in upcoming editions.
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Aol
Smiley
Weekly Features Syndicate
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
IBRD
Western Europe
Africa
Asia
Latin America
Sukarno
Nasser
By A. C. Grim
John- Erik Bomqvist
Stockholm
WFS
Isabella County
Asspecfatiat
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