Agreement and Citizenship in State Party Conventions
The writer argues that political parties should tolerate dissent and allow citizens to hold and express opposing views without losing citizenship. They caution against expelling dissenters and urge preserving the right to disagree, even when leadership or major figures push a particular line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
United States
John Birch Society
Gov. Swainson
Romney
Durant
the Bircher
Gus Scholle
MSU placement bureau reports record year for interviews
Michigan State Universitys placement bureau saw a record year with 1 513 employer visits in 1961 62, up from 1 162. Despite more visits, interviews fell to 13 058 as students were more selective. Demand for engineers, scientists, business and education graduates remained strong with teacher shortages in elementary education and math science languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State University
Jack Kinney
MSU
Kinney
Labor Statesmen Rally for Voluntary Cooperation in Wool Act Vote
A broad appeal notes public support against compulsory unionism and previews a September referendum on the National Wool Act for 1962–1965. It highlights a 93 percent anti-compulsion poll, the Right to Work movement, and the role of the Agriculture Department and Wool Act funds in supporting wool production and processing firms.
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Research Corporation
Princeton
N.J
National
Right To Work Committee
Freeman
Santa Claus
America
Local residents admitted and discharged from C M C Hospital
Obituaries or notices show Aaron Ames of Shepherd admitted for observation and treatment on Monday August 27. Esther Kelly Luella Curtiss Danny Balcom and Linda Roethlisberger also appeared in August notices with admissions or discharges. H H Perrine Sr remains very ill at home while Barry Curtis was hospitalized for observation on August 30. Mrs Richard Clevenger returned home from Carson City Hospital August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Ames
Shepherd
Alberta Beeson
Jacqueline Leatherman
C. M. C. Hospital
Linda Roethlisberger
H. H. Perrine Sr
Barry Curtis
Esther Kelly
Luella Curtiss
Danny Balcom
Richard Clevenger
Carson City Hospital
American Wool Month 1962 Urges Vote On Trade Act
National voices urge support for the wool industry amid threats from the Trade Act. The $5 billion sector, backing hundreds of thousands of workers, seeks favorable action as European competition rises in imports of wool and woolens.
Michigan Hospitals Spend More in 1961
Michigan hospitals spent 32 million more in 1961 than 1960, totaling 443.5 million with admissions up 12,957. Nursing services accounted for the largest share of patient care costs in the operating expense breakdown.
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Michigan
Michigan Hospital Association
Nursing costs dominate patient care spending per association
Nursing service and education account for an average of 29.3 cents of every dollar spent on patient care. Major expenditures also include 12.3 percent for medical and surgical care or delivery room and anesthesia, 11.6 percent for administration, and 10.6 percent for dietary provisions. Smaller shares fund housekeeping, pharmacy, medical records, labs, radiology, ECG, EEG, physical therapy, plant operations, and laundry services.
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Association
Economic Development Department described and detailed
The article outlines the 1947 establishment of the Economic Development Department to advance welfare and prosperity by utilizing state resources and developing communities and industries. It notes a director, a 10 member commission, four divisions including area development and industry service and a research unit, all supported by an information division.
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Michigan
World Relief Fund Aid From Bishops Seeks 1962 Support
Catholic Relief Services operates in 67 countries aiding the needy with food clothing and shelter. Some 40 million people are served yearly without regard to race creed or color. The 1962 Bishops Relief Fund Appeal invites contributions to fund overseas relief and self help programs.
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Catholic Relief Services
Overseas Relief Agency of the American Bishops
Bishops’ Relief Fund
Cheju Island
Korea
Bishops’ Relief Agency
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Fai
A. C. Grim
Bureau
Rang True
Jimmy Hoffa
Walter Reuther
American Sheep Producers Council
Woolens and Worsteds of America and
Woolknit Associates
Shepherd Briefs
E. Walton Mester
Julane
Sebewaing
Florine White
Nilda Mester
Royal Oak
W. K. Osborne
Hamlin Lake
Hilda Mester
Phil Krick
Midland
Nellie Bowman
Iva Mae Turner
South Gate
O. A. Holley
Big Rapids
Holley
Carol Maines
State St. Church of God
Labor Day
Houghton Lake
Wendall Wilk
Alma
Jack Bailey
Canada
Charles Zook
Gene Gillan
A. S. Zook
Byron Stull
Crawfordsville
Indiana
A. Long
Frankfort
Delaware
Linda Layne
Muncie
W. W. Zook
Phillip
Maumee
Ohio
Willard
Rush Lake
Phil
Northwestern
Lyle Rhynard
Russell
Gerald Cook
Bill
Mesick
Frank Shelley
Robert Luedtke
Frankie
Saginaw
Cedarville
Lloyd Acton
Nancy
Charles Acton
Breckenridge
Mabel Shouey
Blanche Spaid
Paul Eldridge
St. Louis
John Senley
Long Lake
Jack Dodie
Lester Waltman
Lewisburg
John Sonley
John Hanson
Clare
Edna Hanson
Lake Margarethe
Charles Skinner
Alma Presbyterian College
Duard Diver
Forest Hill
Sherlie Childers
North Africa
Morocco
Far East
Cameroons
U.S
Near East
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Catholic
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