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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
2
An analysis discusses how many businessmen view ethical practices, citing a Harvard study and prior textbooks. It argues responsibility lies with both educators and practitioners and calls for drastic changes toward accuracy in economic ethics.
The article discusses wartime tax measures including a plan to cut airline ticket taxes and a proposed 40 percent levy on certain congressionally tagged items. It suggests these emergency powers may end after the war but notes lingering numbers and fiscal considerations.
A generaleport from New Jersey’s Monmouth area notes debate over national manpower strain and defense needs. The article discusses government roles in science and research and cites a Tribune study on recreational trends and public interest in mobility.
Delano area delegates attended a meeting where the Coordinating Council for Higher Education debated whether to establish a new institution as a University branch or a four year state college. The board heard evidence and considered open campus options and land at coal acres.
A local Christian church invites attendees to a weeklong series starting November 25 ending December 2 with services on Sundays at the Adventist Church. The event features Brother Bill Miller, a minister from California, and Bill Wright from Escondido as guest performers. The program highlights hymns and performances by talented artists.
A note from Mr Frank Wisner editor of Shafter highlights the Shafter Junior Women’s Club volunteers who interviewed donors and provided beverages. The letter underscores blood donation as life saving, warning of threats to blood supply and urging continued giving.
Vaseliy A Valvov died in Bakersfield after living in the state 57 years. He was born in Aneeler, nee Tet Ae of Bakersfield. He leaves twenty grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Irma Lee Bryant died November 14 in a Bakersfield hospital after 35 years in California and 26 years in Kern County. Services were held Friday with survivors including her husband.
A community blood drive at the Howchin Community Blood Bank in Bakersfield gathered donors who gave blood to support Glen or motto projects. Organizers reported steady turnout and ongoing donation opportunities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a student named Jacobsen a junior at Mes Sahrenaies Arizoria with plans to dinner with a person or group called Tier kes, source unreadable.
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