California FEPC publishes new “Success Story” ice booklet
The FEPC reports that ethnic minorities in California are obtaining better employment with required training. By August end, about 1880 discrimination cases have been filed in three years, with 34.5 percent showing corrective action. The commission seeks broader powers and funding to extend antidiscrimination rules to farms and housing.
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California
Fair Employment Practice Commission
FEPC
Edmund G. Brown
Aioe
Cree Bagh Bs Commission
Cheap Drugs Come High Above Editorial
The American Association News argues against importing cheaper foreign drugs citing higher costs, reduced research incentives, and potential safety concerns. It notes indictments in New York over tetracycline imports and warns U S teams must inspect foreign plants while labor and bias inflate drug prices.
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American Association News
New York
U.S
AMA
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Améigan
Italy
Understanding American life through business economics lessons
The Times Advocate argues that many graduates lack business economics education. It cites poll results showing only 39 percent see necessary incentives, 82 percent believe monopolies dominate major industries, 59 percent think owners get too much profit, and 62 percent feel people should not pursue all they can.
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Norfolk
TIMES
America
Bridget
NEBR
News-Blade
Rabies Clinic Schedule Announced by Health Department
The Health Department and Associated Committee announce 72 public clinics starting January through February in the county. Clinics cost a dollar less than standard rates and will be publicized by local media with event times dates and locations. Public information posters will be posted countywide and residents may call health offices for details.
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Health Department
Nitrogen Best Used On Next Crop Not Stubble Says Expert
An agricultural note states nitrogen saved for the next crop yields better results than applying it to residue. It explains microbial action, volatilization, and leaching reduce nitrogen effectiveness on stubble, urging fertilization to grow a crop rather than to decompose residues.
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California
Krantz
Christmas Greetings From Richland School Community
A Letter to the Editor from residents of Richland School send seasonal wishes to Frank Wisner, editor of the Shafter Press. They reflect on the old year and thank those who helped, wishing a merry Christmas and a successful and happy New Year.
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Frank Wisner
Shafter Press
Frank
Ig Gestion
Atheotre
Richland School
California Tops in Firsts Despite Mixed Survey
A reader survey shows California leads in many firsts though not all are admirable. The report highlights notable pioneers and public figures while noting mixed public sentiment about these achievements.
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California
California Election Official Pushes Bills for 1963 Legislature
Secretary of State Frank M Jordan seeks five bills to back voting equipment, arguing statewide cost savings. He urges Morrison to draft measures while promoting state water improvements and tighter supervision of new projects as part of broader California policy.
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A. C Morrison
Lécis Lacounse
Morrison
Sul
Fragmentary 32-Was in a Fary-A Bumpkin 3S-Article
A partial historical notice from a local page shows scattered phrases about a 32 Was and a bumpkin theme. The readable bits hint at a dated, regional vernacular note with no clear sequence or outcome.
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