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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1960
Page
14
Editorial laments the idea of abandoning the income tax in the USSR by 1965 and warns that suggesting tax cuts at home could be labeled subversive. It notes comparisons to Russia's space program and science emphasis while cautioning against aligning with Khrushchev's fiscal experiment.
The article notes nostalgia for a first auto tag cost about $12.50 with current taxes covering cars, tires, oil, and gas. It contrasts 1901 New York registration aims with government desire for control over prankish drivers, while pedestrians remain wary yet amused by modernization.
The piece reframes Memorial Day beyond parades and remembrance as a symbol of memory that fuels yearning and hope. It speaks of inextinguishable will to endure, suffer, and strive toward an ideal for humanity, with crosses worldwide as renewal grounds of faith and divine guidance in service.
A research expert praises the Western United States as a rising global creative center citing California's climate, economy and openness to new ideas. He notes mechanized farming, shipbuilding advances, branch banking origins, and the booming sportswear industry as examples of regional ingenuity and progress.
Sunday services will feature a sermon titled Ancient and Modern Necromancy alias Mes merism and Hypnotism De nounced The lesson cites Isaiah passages and Romans 16 20 The focus is on fundamentals of prayer protecting from evil and growth in grace Readings include Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and selections on fervent desire meekness patience love and good deeds Likely sermon by Lessden
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri arrives June 2 to formally open the 14th Congressional Democratic Headquarters at 810 Chester Ave Bakersfield. The event, supervised by Rogs Zachary and volunteers, marks Kern Kings and Tulare counties first permanent base, with public airport and headquarters receptions.
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