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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1962
Page
1
An editorial riff echoes Shakespearean phrasing as it muses on Mary and various objects from footwear to ships and wax. It uses literary allusions to frame social or cultural commentary with a playful tone.
Henry Hazlitt argues in Newsweek that growth requires new investment in capital and that most administration proposals beyond a modest investment tax credit and depreciation refund would discourage private investment by raising government spending and taxes. He says the policy conflict forces a choice between growth and expansive entitlement spending.
An economics group notes about 700000 more workers in food processing and distribution over recent years and predicts farm producers will soon be matched by those in food transport. The change marks a larger role for retailing and mass distribution as households gain ready to eat foods and save meal preparation time. Stores evolve from mere outlets to partners with mass production, contributing to overall improved living standards.
Frantic election chatter from California farmer concerns to Nixon and Brown bond issues. The writer notes Jacqueline Kennedy’s influence and hints at local intrigue amid a murder-at-a-ranch rumor near Shafter. References to labor, Americanism, and possible calls to famous detectives close the column.
A brief report notes a continuation of scholarship coverage from page one. The piece mentions materials on display and a replay from the last Richland meeting. A committee representative from Kem, along with agricultural county teachers and Feta workers, is noted in attendance.
The piece notes Ichfield Oil Company will feature a science project in a program, mentions Mrs. Joppins being notified, and references a painting titled Refinery in a student’s science class with recognition for outstanding educational materials.
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