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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1959
Page
2
Editorial argues that rapid progress in science economy and space raises a key test of progress the protection of individual freedom. It warns that expanding government power risks eroding personal independence and dignity, urging defense of faith ideals and the unique individual as essential to true progress.
The American Press surveys country editors and finds roots in America’s past, valuing self reliance and individual freedom. It condemns overprotective voices and praises champions of free enterprise and minimal government. The piece also notes NAB rules guiding TV doctor and nurse portrayals, hoping for smarter advertising and better viewing.
A look back through the Shafter Press files recalls a recent fire department toy repair vote a 1950 storm relief and nearby civic happenings. Notes mention community welfare efforts for migratory workers a Jeron King Criswell appearance and PG and E voltage upgrades shaping local emergency service.
Earlimart and Farland join Shafter in the North Kem Basketball League with four classes A B C D. Coaches Don Murfin and Marlin Olsen lead the high school. A and B play 8 minute quarters while C and D use 6 minute periods. The Saturday morning program for elementary boys draws growing participation in skills and games.
Officials warn non residents with out-of-state plates expired December 31 1958 must register by January 30 to avoid penalties. Ball notes non residents face 30 day window after statutory expiration and urges military personnel to apply early. DMV offices will handle non resident registrations in January though bank stations lack processing capability.
A civic notice urges readers to attend any church this Sunday, promoting religious participation without specifying a denomination or location.
The license displays a trout on the title page with a largemouth bass image as this year’s stamp. Artist Paul Johnson of Sacraot an ae mee is credited for the renderings. Available since December 15.
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