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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1962
Page
2
The Walrus urges discussion on varied topics from footwear and ships to sealing wax and cabbages and kings. A whimsical editorial voices urgency for broader debate and fresh ideas in challenging times.
A Baytown newspaper column urges honoring Memorial Day beyond parades and sports. It stresses paying tribute to those who gave their lives in service and making daily life reflect gratitude and moral weight for a peaceful world.
Readers warned that Proposition 4 on the June 5 ballot would permit two loan schemes to aid elderly, disabled, and other groups, funded by a $100 million program. The piece argues the plan undermines constitutional limits and could bypass public aid restrictions and tax exemptions.
Letter from Ralph H. Turner and Ben D. Martin greeting Frank H. Wisner as publisher. They note CNPA active membership and offer services. Dated May 23.
The latest shipment to Shafter includes You the Jury by Borden Dove and the Dart by Campbell Could Happen to Anyone by Craig and Its a Wise Child by Curley The list shows a diverse collection of new works ready for readers.
The governor cited a Department of Water Resources report stating the average cost of water from the State Water Project in Kern County is estimated at 18 to 20 dollars per acre foot. He noted details are being shared with interested parties and remain open for discussion.
Readable fragments describe a Kern County incident involving a 31 year old named LECT OR KARPE. Details are limited but the note notes the person's age and location.
The California Farm Bureau met to discuss continuing propositions and to outline a campaign plan for the June 5 direct primary election. Members considered how to approach voter outreach and coordinate with allied groups.
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