Why Poison Our Own Well
Opinion argues U S aid should not fund projects that compete with free enterprise. Cites India Tata Steel car project and public mills as example of misused aid undermining private investment. Urges strict rule barring aid that competes with private industry to safeguard long term goals.
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India
Tata Iron and Steel Company
Mercedes-Benz
Tata
Alliance For Progress In
Latin America
Krushchev Demands West Berlin Exit with New Threats
Four years after his ultimatum Krushchev issues a belligerent note accusing the West of fomenting incidents at The Wall and threatening to sign a treaty with East Germany to end the occupation regime in West Berlin. Incidents have risen at The Wall including murders of escape seekers. The Allies are blamed for allowing it to stand.
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West Berlin
Krushchev
Wall
East Germany
Let's Not Hogue Ourselves on Tax Reform
A stop gap tax revision plan faces Senate opposition as critics argue it hinders free enterprise and U.S. companies overseas. They urge waiting for a comprehensive tax reform and the foreign trade bill to define future competition in Europe. The piece defends private enterprise and cautions against worsening the balance of payments.
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Senate
U.S
Department of Commerce
United States
Labor Statesmanship in Memphis Meat Packing Wage Cut
The Memphis AFL-CIO meat cutters union and Armour & Co. reach a 15 cent hourly wage cut to avoid closing Memphis Packing Co. Secretary-Treasurer Tommy Powell calls the deal historical and an example for Southern plants.
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Memphis
Afl-Cio
Meat Cutters Union
Armour & Co
Memphis Packing Co
Armour
Tommy Powell
Michigan Legislature Faces Seat Losses and New Faces in 1963
The 1963 Michigan Legislature is expected to show major changes with nine Senate seats open and 21 House seats contested by new hopefuls after retirements and primary upsets. Swing districts in Oakland and Macomb could decide control of the chamber. The Soo Bridge at Sault Ste. Marie opens late fall, costing about 20 million dollars, replacing ferry service. A new Boating Control Committee aims to standardize safety rules. An Aviation Fact Finder survey informs future state aviation planning and will yield year-end results.
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Michigan
State Senate
Kalamazoo
Carlton H. Morris
Charles R. Feenstra
Grand Rapids
Oakland
Macomb
Muskegon County
Chamber
Giant Locks
Canada
Secretary of State
Harold E. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Department of Aeronautics
James D. Ramsey
Ramsey
Shepherd Extension Club gathers for crafts and plans
The Shepherd Extension Club met at Ruth Brown's home with thirteen members and one guest, Mrs. Fred Weeks. Members cut out smacked prons, assisted by several hosts, and discussed the Christmas Work Shop set for Sept 25–27 at the Shepherd State Bank basement. The District Rally is Oct 6 at Alma College. registration due by Sept 26 to Isabella County Extension Treasurer Helen Kennedy. Next meeting is Oct 23 at Gale W. Brien's home.
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Shepherd Extension Club
Ruth Brown
Fred Weeks
Clifford Harry
Katie Cohoon
Nina Struble
Opal Miller
Shepherd State Bank
Dow Science Building
Alma College
Wed
Isabella County Extension
Helen Kennedy
James Carroll
Gale W. Brien
Shepherd Briefs Show Local Social Road Trips and Visits
Rural Shepherd residents and friends made a series of local and regional trips this Friday through Sunday. Mrs Bertha Knauss Mrs Arthur Grim and Mrs Charles Clark accompanied on Mt Pleasant business while Mr Jerome and family toured Ludington and Manistee. Defiance Ohio couple C F Thomas once Floyd Schick returned after visiting relatives including Mr McCormick Slater Bryant and Bryant families and Mrs Cham Berlin Rev Huffine and Myrtle Kindig at Central Michigan Community Hospital.
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Bertha Knauss
Arthur C. Grim
Charles J. Clark
Shepherd
Mt. Pleasant
Daniel S. Jerome
Ludington
Manistee
C. F. Thomas
Defiance
Ohio
Floyd Schick
Shepherd Vicinity
Harry McCormick
Russell Slater
Jen of
Sanford
Lyle Bryant
Bill Bryant Sr
Bill Bryant Jr
Loria Bryant
Fay Gillian
Ella Chamberlin
Newton Huffine
Myrtle Kindig
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Arthur Wible
Will
Waldron Emerges as Dark Horse in Michigan House Speakership
The article profiles Representative Robert E. Waldron of Wayne County as a young attorney and Labor Committee chair gaining attention from Republican leaders. It notes his moderate stance on labor, potential as a compromise candidate to break a deadlock, and the political risk of Democrats gaining control if two seats flip. The piece frames Waldron as a serious contender in a tense Capitol scene and mentions the looming Sine Die adjournment set for December 26.
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Michigan
House of Representatives
Robert E. Waldron
Wayne County
Waldron
House
Committee On Labor
Uaw-Cioafl
14Th
Bob Waldron
Capitol
Land
Visitors from South Milford Attend Orchard Avenue Church
Ald of South Milford Indiana visited the Orchard Avenue Church of Christ during Bible School and Worship Service. They were from the town Rev and Mrs Huffine formerly called home.
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Ald
South Milford
Indiana
Orchard Ave
Church of Christ
Huffine
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Shepherd Briefs
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Chuck
Archey's
Sporting Goods
So. College