Michigan Conservatives Plan Lansing Meeting Saturday
Michigan citizens with conservative convictions gather in Lansing on Saturday September 15 at 10:00 am at the Jack Tar Hotel opposite the State Capitol to launch a united action program. The event is called by Charles M Harmon and conservatives statewide with speakers F Clifton White and Biehl P Clark.
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New York City
Biehl P. Clark
Washington, D. C
Conservative Federation
Michigan
Farm Bureau
Harmon
Shepherd area briefs recount moves and travels
A series of local notes covers family moves from Riverdale to Alma, visits between Shepherd and California relatives, and travel plans for Rev. Charles Ostrom including a Grand Rapids trip and a wedding in Lansing. Other items mention a Hart reunion in St Johns Park, Kay Salisbury accompanying to Lansing, and army service for Jim Salisbury at Fort Jackson.
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Lansing
Mary Ostrom
Frank Baughman
California
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Dale Childs
Flint
Jim Salisbury
Ford Salisbury
Fort Jackson
South Carolina
Kay
Hart
St. Johns Park
The
Academy School of Beauty Culture
Televised conservation lessons to reach Michigan students
Thousands of Michigan junior and senior high students will receive conservation instruction via a new weekly half hour program titled Look About You. The 33 week series airs Fridays 9 to 9 30 a m starting Sept 14 on WWTV Channel 9 Cadillac Traverse City and WWUP Channel 10 Sault Ste Marie produced by the Department of Conservation and Central Michigan Educational Television Council.
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Conservation Department
Council For
It's Up To You By How Kershner and Others
An editorial column argues gold loss signals broader moral decline. It contends only rebuilding Christian faith and character can restore economic health and self-reliance. The piece condemns racial policy limits on birth certificates and quotes Ed Stone opposing Negro discrimination and urging pride in ancestry.
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L.H.D
New York City
Ed Stone
The
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Stone
New York
Lack of Cash Cuts Number Of Civil Service Employees
The Michigan Civil Service Commission reports June civil service staffing at 31,896, down from 32,018 a year earlier, the sixth consecutive monthly decline. State Personnel Director Franklin K. DeWald cites the 1961 Legislature’s refusal to fund a 3 percent pay raise as the cause, with reductions achieved by service curtailment and not filling vacancies or layoffs. He argues the Legislature controls staffing via appropriations and that the Civil Service Commission’s authority over pay rates does not force funding.
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Franklin K. DeWald
DeWald
Civil Service Commission
Wisconsin Dells Attracts Autumn Visitors Amid Scenic Beauty
Wisconsin Dells Lake Delton draws fall travelers with sightseeing launches along the Wisconsin River and colorful foliage. The area offers theme parks tours and exhibits, with resort rates and dining options. Interstate Highways 90 and 94 improve access, and a Visitor Bureau directory lists accommodations and attractions.
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