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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
2
A San Francisco mayorstaff sparked outrage by labeling Black leaders as a “white structure” when a Black appointee rose to a municipal post. Superior Judge Raymond J. O'Connor rebuked the remarks as perfidious and demanded an apology. The piece urges steadfast pursuit of rights while condemning denigration.
A collection of editorial excerpts criticizes Governor Brown’s tax plan and its political fallout. Governors, business groups, and chambers face pressure as lawmakers resist non-tax schemes. The reviews frame fiscal policy as a test of public service and national economic health.
The article quotes Rozzoni on wheat farmers nationwide rejecting the government's wheat certificate plan and choosing to run their farms in a free economy. He credits the common sense of farmers and notes the broader victory for Farm Bureau allies, amid a broader government policy clash.
The state legislature ended a long budget fight after a 26% hour deadlock as Republicans pressed to see the education bill provisions. A subsequent Democratic move claimed control of posts, while tax receipts rose in several categories. A separate probe found low fraud in aid to needy children, and Dr. Rafferty sought a top level conciliation with the state board of education.
The questions cover GI insurance premium grace of 31 days before lapse, VA pension eligibility for a surviving spouse via local VA offices, and the World War II GI loan entitlement ending no later than July 25 1967.
Sacramento officials report advance apportionments for California school districts based on an average attendance of 3,868,187 students during the 1962-63 fiscal year. Alan Cranston’s controller office said the figures cover elementary, secondary and junior colleges statewide.
Announcement notes a hiring executive for the Kern District encompassing the northern Bakersfield area around Wasco and Delano. The Bullough family is mentioned with wife Janes and two children. details are partial and unclear.
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