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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
2
The Wakefield News lists its subscription rates for 1913 and notes weekly publication. It is entered as second class matter November 18, 1913 in Wakefield Michigan under the 1879 act.
A national survey shows only 44 percent of Michigan high school graduates enroll in college, below the 51 percent U.S. average and far from California’s 81 percent. Conflicting views question the survey’s conclusions due to missing factors like dropout rates and vocational training. The same issue notes Michigan’s tourist industry expanding toward a potential billion-dollar year, with inquiries up 25 percent and rail for a robust summer season as Gov. Romney advocates a coordinated, well-rounded tourism strategy. The piece also covers potential special legislative sessions to revise election laws, noting a history of frequent sessions and political maneuvering.
The Michigan Tourist Council and the Ontario Department of Tourism announce a cooperative program to boost use of the international route to the New York World’s Fair. The campaign highlights history, scenic beauty, toll-free highways, top accommodations, and natural air conditioning. For details, write Two Nation Route, 67 College Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Governor Romney addresses Michigan high school graduates urging continued education and public service. He cites dropout rates, emphasizes career readiness, college and postsecondary training, and the need for effort, responsibility, and faith in America. notes youth shaping national leadership amid a changing world.
The Rev. Mr. Balfour, ordained 1946 in Port Huron, retires from the Upper Peninsula ministry after serving Memoninee, Houghton, Sault Ste. Marie, Cicero, Detroit and Port Huron. Married Emmalyn Wright in 1943, they reside in Marquette with two children. Ivan O. Gonser to succeed as Marquette District Superintendent and Port Huron minister.
A journal article notes PMT or premenstrual tension affects many women and is caused by hormone changes fluid retention and emotional tension. Cytran, combining a hormone, diuretic, and tranquilizer, reportedly relieved symptoms in 80 to 90 percent of tested women, offering hope via medical treatment.
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