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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
5
Governor Romney outlines ways and means to reform the state tax system as the Michigan Legislature meets in Lansing. Republicans express skepticism about any plan, signaling a battle over economy, spending, and tax burden amid a growing bureaucracy and rising population.
The piece argues that the Civil Rights Act of 1963 would strip jury trials under Title II and grant federal power over homes, schools, banks, and voting. It claims federal inspectors could control hiring, loans, and program access, harming all Americans and urging readers to tell senators and representatives to defeat S. 1731 and H. R. 7152.
A discussion on how the Public Service Commission protects consumers in Michigan by regulating water electricity gas and telephone rates. It covers hearings for rate changes the Attorney General’s role and consumer rights to attend or join group hearings. It also touches on agricultural policy concerns about government influence on farming and commodity interests.
The fragment cites a critique of Russia and other communist countries as examples, noting shortcomings in governance and international influence. It presents the viewpoint as part of a broader debate on political systems and their global impact.
Shepherd Briets Mr and Mrs Earl Grace were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Grace of rural Saginaw then visited the Hearing Aid Center in Saginaw. They called on Elton Grace who is ill at Carson City Hospital. Mrs Glenna Postt and Mrs Tony Wagnerner of Mt Pleasant visited Mr and Mrs Uri Hungerford. The Hungerfords visited Anna Hungerford and son Dale near Riverdale. Gale Brien and daughter visited their daughter in Dearborn, also visiting Phil Kornblum in Garden City.
A traveler spent the weekend at Manistique Lake for fishing and sightseeing. They viewed the falls and pictured rocks at Manistique, enjoying the natural scenery and local vistas.
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