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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1963

Page

2

Wakefield News Subscription Rates per Year

Wakefield News publishes weekly from Wakefield Michigan. The 1913 notice lists annual subscription rates at 3 dollars per year. The paper is entered as second class matter at the Wakefield post office.

THE Wakefield News Lake Street Wakefield Michigan

Michigan reforms reshape mental health leadership

The Michigan Mental Health Department will adopt a physician director trained in psychiatry and report directly to the Governor under a new law. The old five member commission will be replaced by a 12 member mental health council, abolishing the commission and aligning governance to reduce political influence and improve care for the mentally ill.

Charles Wagg Michigan Society For Mental Health Govenor

Governor Romney InIaPORTS for a tax reform tour Glenn

Governor Romney outlines a nine day, sixteen stop tour across Michigan to explain tax reform plans. He cites a need to overhaul the tax structure, reduce the tax burden on low income families, and expand local revenue options while avoiding public debates or polls.

Michigan

Athens Where the Theater Began CBS special stars Lunt and Fontaine

Alfred Lunt, Lynn Fontaine and Alfred Drake will co star next fall in a CBS special about the origins of Greek drama titled Athens Where the Theater Began. The program, taped in a fifth century B.C. amphitheater near the Parthenon, is the first in a series to spotlight early drama from different eras and places.

Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontaine Alfred Drake CBS Athens B.C Parthenon Perry , Wolff Rome Florence England David L. Wolper Berlin Kaiser Khrushchev

Michigan Tax Reform and TV Show Plans Mentioned

Governor stresses no public vote on tax reform while urging understanding and support for an equitable tax structure. The piece notes a national Today show setup in northern Michigan with 15 engineers and 25 staff preparing five days of programming starting mid April, led by Hugh Downs who has ties to Wayne State University.

Michigan Upper Peninsula Hugh Downs Wayne State University

Social Security earnings and age 72 affects benefits

A reader turning 72 in July is entitled to Social Security benefits for July through December, regardless of midyear earnings, but total yearly earnings over 1200 may reduce or suspend benefits for January through June. A teacher could receive benefits in summer if annual earnings exceed 100 per month during months not worked.

G. A Sey H. S

Today Show to Bring Michigan Theme This Summer

Hugh Downs visited Michigan for a dinner conference with organizers planning a one week NBC Today Show theme in the state this summer. Attendees included James H. Hall Bay City representing the Michigan Tourist Council and regional groups, Richard L. Bradley of Consumers Power, Mary Catherine Farley of Delta Advertising Bay City, and Fred R. Bentley of Leonard Refineries Alma. The week of August 5 was set as the target period for the visit and related activities.

Hugh Downs NBC Today Michigan Downs James H. Hall Bay City Michigan Tourist Council Richard L. Bradley Consumers Power Company Jackson Mary Catherine Farley Delta Advertising, Inc Fred RK. Bentley Léonard Refineries Alma Fred R. Bentley Leonard Refineries

Romney to Visit Upper Peninsula for Fiscal Reform Meeting

Gov George Romney will visit the Marquette area on Saturday June 22 with three top financial and legal experts for a regional meeting on fiscal reform. The 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. session at Northern Michigan University includes reps from 16 counties and invites industry labor education agriculture and chambers of commerce to hear the governor outline tax reform needs and job creation aims.

George Romney Marquette Michigan Industry Business Labor Education Agriculture the Press Chambers of Commerce Northern Michigan University Wyndal H. Hudson Marquette Chamber of Commerce Gogebic Ontonagon Keweenaw Houghton Iron Baraga Dickinson Menominee Delta Alger Schoolcraft Luce Mackinac Chippewa Govenor Glenn S. Allen, Jr Richard C. van Dusen L. William Seidman Gov. Romney Legislative Tax Committees Clyde H. Geerlings Holland James N. Folk Horton

Homes Laced With Hidden Poisons Warn AMA Official

AMA official Dr Blasingame warns that about 1500 children poison themselves daily in homes. He cites 250000 home products containing toxins and 500 child deaths yearly from self administered poisons. Common hazards include medicines, detergents, cosmetics, turpentine, and substances stored in food or soft drink containers. He urges stricter safety standards and practical prevention steps.

F. J. L. Blasingame M.D American Medical Association Blasingame

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