Ruling on Representation Sparks Debate Over State Legislatures
Commentary argues the Supreme Court decision requiring population based representation in both houses threatens rural voices and could empower urban machine control. It cites Justice Harlen's minority critique and outlines possible actions including constitutional amendments and limiting federal court jurisdiction. The piece urges public awareness before Congress adjourns in August.
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Yoo
S. Supreme Court
Representa
Supreme Court
U. S. Congress
Senate
House of Representat
Congress
Jutice Harlen
Kern County Fair opens main entry office as entries pour in
Cy Allen announces the Kern County Fair entry office is open due to a surge of entries. Saturday August 22 marks the closing date for several divisions including painting and drawing. About 66 252 dollars in cash premiums along with ribbons and trophies will be awarded at the fair September 28 to October 4. Barbara Farnsworth oversees entries and Helen Suarez runs the livestock division.
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Kern County Fairgrounds
Cy Allen
Allen
Kern County
Barbara Farnsworth
Helen Suarez
Early Indian Music Noted Beyond New Mexico Shores
Fragmentary remark compares the music of the early Indian nowhere to that of New Mexico among Pueblo and Navaho groups, highlighting a perceived richness or quality in the southern contrasts.
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New Mexico
Navaho
Farm Background Is Needed to Qualify For DiGiorgio Lands
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp to sell 4,400 acres in Delano area as family farm parcels this fall under a federal program. Secretary Udall and Assistant Secretary Holum outline terms favoring applicants with farming background. public drawing will pick buyers after a 4–5 week application period. Land lies in Delano-Earlimart district with CVP water supplied via Friant-Kern Canal.
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Mia
San Joaquin Valley
di Giorgio
Udall
Kenneth Holum
Holum
Commissioner of Reclamation
Floyd Dominy
Delano-Earnmart
Delano
Fresno
Dominy
Delano-Earlimart Irrigation District
United States
Friant-Kern
Football Mouthpieces Fitting And Uniform Issuance
The last fitting period for football mouthpieces is set for Wednesday August 26 at 6 30 p m in the high school homemaking room, reports coach Bob Mears. Uniforms will be issued August 28 29 and 31 with full details to follow in the Shafter Press. Players must have a mouth protector costing 2 70 with 1 50 paid at fitting. Any interested boy should attend or contact the coaching staff.
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Bob Mears
Shafter Press
Mears
SBA official to meet Bakersfield small firms next Wednesday
Small firms in Bakersfield and nearby areas may discuss problems with F X Saulnier of the Small Business Administration. Regional Director Alvin P Meyers announced temporary offices at the Chamber of Commerce 2014 L Street. Interviews start at 10 a.m with information pamphlets and loan inquiries.
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Bakersfield
F. X. Saulnier
The
Small Business Administration
Alvin P. Meyers
Busi
Chamber of Commerce
L” Street
Saulnier
Colossal Cave Never Fully Explored Near Tucson
Colossal Cave, about 28 miles from Tucson, Arizona, reachable via U S 80 through Vail, is reported to have never been completely explored.
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Tucson
Arizona
Vail
Mintér Action Taken Noted In Historical Record
A fragmentary note records action taken at Mintér with brief mention of a cautious approach. The text hints at a restrained stance and a period context without detailing exact steps or outcomes.
Airman Morgan Arrives for Duty at Travis AFB
Fairfield California Airman Third Class David L. Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Leon J Morgan of Shafter has arrived for duty with a Military Air Transport Service unit at Travis Air Force Base California.
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Fairfield
Calif
David L. Morgan
Leon J. Morgan
205 Elm, Shafter
Military Air Transport Service
MATS
Travis Afb
College urged strong support for Kern County state college
The article reports calls for other organizations to adopt firm resolutions backing a state college in Kern County. It notes copies of resolutions should be sent to state higher education officials and groups advised by the board. The reference mentions the 1965 state legislature on October 29.
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Kern County
Bellflower Couple Spends Sunday in Shafter with Wisners
Mr and Mrs Walter E Cover of Bellflower visited Shafter on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Wisner and Mrs Marie Cover. The event occurred on August 18.
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Walter E. Cover
Bellflower
Shafter
Frank Wisner
Marie Cover
Kiwanis Members Share Experiences From Fishing Trip
Kiwanis speakers recounted their experiences on the club’s annual fishing trip. Members described the outing’s routines, notable catches, and camaraderie among participants.
Frankly Speaking About Wet Fishing Livelihoods and Fair Booths
This clipping notes discussions about fishermen Clyde Johnston Vernon Ross and Jan Keinath who reportedly caught trout limits or specific counts. It mentions Keinath designing a Shafter County Fair booth needing help from Bob Diltz and Charles Van Blair, with Mrs Kennath inviting others to call Friday Saturday or Sunday. It ends with a note about new stores opening in Shafter.
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Clyde
Johnston
Vernon Ross
Ross
Jan Keinath
Shafter
Bob Diltz
Charles van Blair
Mrs
Kennath
Shafter 8 Area Families Receive Aid
An unclear note indicates eight families in Shafter area receiving aid to meet basic needs. The fragment mentions assistance and a glimpse of support without stated limits or details on providers or exact items.
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Shafter
Rumford Act Vote Advisory Note
A terse message urges voters to oppose the Rumford Act by voting No. It contrasts usual yes and no voting norms, highlighting an unusual stance on the measure.
California debate on ending initiative petition rights
Some observers propose eliminating the public’s right to use initiative petitions or constitutional amendments in California. The discussion centers on limiting direct voter input and altering the process for ballot measures and reforms.
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California
Home Is the Place Where Dad Says What He Pleases
A humorous line notes that in home life a father feels free to speak his mind since family members may not notice or care about his remarks. The quote reflects domestic dynamics and the perceived neglect of a parent’s opinions.
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Dad
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