Editorials On Money: The Tempting but Risky Investment Parade
The text discusses Teddy Nadler, a TV quiz winner who earned a large sum and later faced poor investments. It argues conservatism in investing pays off, noting many current offers promise rapid returns but remain riskier than savings bank safety. It emphasizes financial caution and the peace of mind from secure savings.
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Teddy Nadler
Teddy
Bank Savings Epceat
Vek
Rodis
Public Schools Week Promotes Civic Involvement and Education
Since Sputnik spurred a push for more and better trained technicians public schools receive emphasis. Each April, 25 30, Public Schools Week invites the public to visit classrooms and inspect work. Citizens should learn school problems and support measures to raise standards and facilities for better education.
Big Little Tax Rise Challenges 1960s Income Levy
The article notes the 1960 61 fiscal year will see about 44 billion dollars in income tax plus additional levies totaling around 11 billion. It warns that tax rates have risen from the promised 10 percent maximum and hints at possible further social security tax hikes for elder care. It compares past fears about income tax too high with present increases and recalls 1913 promises.
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U.S
Aocde
Eye in the Sky Satire on Tiros 1 and Satellite Spying
A reflection on the new satellite Tiros 1 and its weather imaging capability. The piece notes its potential to photograph small objects and possibly spy on factories and airfields, urging caution about international reactions. The author questions why Moscow and Peiping are quiet.
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Tiros 1
Tiros
Russia
Moscow
Peiping
Bedse
Tirosi
State Department
Shafter Press recalls memories through years of local notes
A retrospective feature highlights six to eleven years of Shafter community items from 1950 to 1954. It lists guest speakers, festival posters, PTA activities, 4-H showmanship, emergency fire crews, school district changes, and chamber gatherings with names of local families and organizations.
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H.W
Pat” Kelly
Chamber of On
Grant W. Jensen
Shafter High School
Gary Wilson
Luciano Carrasco
Helen Holmes
Thomas Wedge
Jess Talley
Catalina Farms
Goodman
Alta Tooley
Richland School
Bakersfield
Kern County
A.J
San
Wah Ax Ani Toe
Marvin Sexton
South Camp
Clyde McIlwaine
North Shaffer
Pat Carrasco
North Shafter
Orval Seago
Rieker
Edna Rodgers
American Legion
Mary Frances Channeson
Kiwanis Club
Donna Dalke
Rotary Club
Walter Frantz
Darlene
Ernest Siemens
E. P. Frantz
Mathilda Ratzlaff
Bruce T. Carnford
Martins Home Hosts Out-Of-Town Guests
Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Martin included Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Eshleman of Palmert on. Also visiting were Mrs. Jennie Schnuckel and Mrs. Hazel Franz of Los Angeles.
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Jim Martin
Gerald Eshleman
Palmerton
Martins
Jennie Schnuckel
Hazel Franz
Los Angeles
Bakersfield C of C Builds Groundwork for County Industry
Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce officials report three manufacturers will locate in the area. Chairman Sirman says news will be released only when a plant is secured. The industrial committee tracks 23 hot prospects plus 13 more, with nine rated good. Officials note national firms are studied for proposals, labor, transport, utilities, and taxes. Advertisers' Guide 1960 lists Bakersfield in the top 100 markets as growth outlook is strong. Marsh says surveys will catalog available industrial properties for prospects.
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Are of Commerce
Sirman
Chamber
Industral Development Committee
Committee On
Ber
Bakersfield
Marsh
Metropolitian
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