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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1961

Page

9

Advertising the Key to Reducing Unemployment Says Babson

Babson argues that boosting advertising buys more purchasing power and may reduce unemployment better than raising the minimum wage or veteran payments. He suggests government subsidize selective newspaper and broadcast ads to promote labor‑intensive products and urges a new defense department division to tackle the issue.

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Double Taxation Threatens Stockholders under New Proposal

The editorial warns that a legislative proposal in the current Congress could reinstate full double taxation of dividends, harming 15 million shareholders and discouraging equity investment. It notes 1954 relief allows a $50 dividend exclusion and a 4 percent credit, but repeal would hurt growth and jobs.

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Letters to the Editor Urges Opposition to Tax Amendment

In Shafter California on March 16 1961 readers debate the 16th Amendment and a proposed flat 10 percent tax limit. The letter contends graduated income tax is unconstitutional and cites constitutional clauses and proposed legislative contacts. It invites readers to write Assemblyman Hawkins and Senators Burns McCarthy Brown Miller and Murdy to oppose the amendment.

Shafter Calif Shafter Press United States Congress Willis Stone Augustus F. Hawkins Assembly Eugene G. Nisbet Jack Schrade Harold T Sedwick Jerome R. Waldie Chambers State Capitol Sacramento Hugh M. Burns Sen. Rules John F. McCarthy Charles Brown George Miller, Jr John A. Murdy Senate Chambers

Milk Prices to Drop April 1 in California

State minimum consumer milk prices fall by 1 cent per quart in Central and Northern California and 1 cent per quart in Southern California with regional exceptions. Prices remain through September before prior rates resume. Kern County sees a 0.5 cent per quart decline.

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