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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1962
Page
2
The article argues a substantial income tax cut for individuals and corporations is likely soon after Congress reconvenes. It suggests a first focus on tax reduction with broader policy shifts delayed, projecting a cut around eight to ten billion dollars and a resulting fiscal deficit near eighteen billion dollars next year. Inflation concerns are noted as a consequence.
The New York Times reports Harold H Bennett, president of the National Retail Merchants Association, decries expanding federal government involvement in commerce. He cites the Truth in Lending bill and growing Federal Commission activity as costly, proposing the issue pits merchants against new regulations and questions government lobbying limits.
Governor Brown warns of a revenue drop and tax cut plans as he cites a $45 million June surplus and proposes careful spending. He signals a $5 million annual saving from job cuts and travel reductions while debating broader tax relief and federal funding reliance.
The article notes a continued religious service on a festive day, citing St. Luke 1 32 as the Scriptural basis. It emphasizes sacred observance during the holiday, with congregants gathering for worship and communal prayer.
A fragment discusses tolerance and reflections on Christmas, mentioning Silent Night and a nostalgic tone. The text hints at varied cultural or personal views without a clear event or action.
The First Baptist Church choir will present a cantata titled Night of Miracles on Sunday December 23 at 5 30 p m The work by John W Peterson recalls the Christmas story through biblical chants and melodic passages The program promises a memorable evening of song and storytelling.
The fragmentary text presents a playful Victorian voice with Ebenezer Scrooge style observations and invented signoff lines. It hints at a humorous social scene and mock formalities from a correspondent. No clear event or location is established.
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