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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1960
Page
2
Reader argues the Cold War is a real war since 1956 and criticizes the House Committee on Un American Activities for seeking information to draft new laws. The writer asserts citizens should cooperate with committees and that serving in the armed forces is a duty of American youth.
A local letter discusses revoking citizenship for recalcitrant witnesses and notes felons lose voting rights without gubernatorial pardon. It mentions the American Legion film Operation Abolition as a warning on Communist influence and urges attendance. The letter contains a personal sign-off from Grady Bartlett and ends with a description of a smoke discoloration phenomenon.
A local caution urges travelers to avoid overextending weekend getaways. Advice emphasizes planning realistic drives and pacing activities to prevent fatigue and mishaps on short trips.
Churches in Shafter extend warm invitations for worship this Sunday inviting all residents to join services across varied congregations. Expected attendees include longtime members and first time visitors seeking community and spiritual fellowship.
General Motors executive Jack F. Wolfram announces the 1961 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Super 88 and 98 arrive in eight new models with major styling changes. The line debuts to the public at Oldsmobile dealers October 6, with a full reveal at Richland Chevrolet showroom.
A mixed column features election commentary criticizing politicians for broken promises and tax increases, plus a humorous jab about a Rio de Janeiro theater wage dispute. It ends with car advertising praise for Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 and 98 models highlighting comfort and prestige.
A playful narration describes a rabbit poking from a top hat and an inquisitive tone about memory and farewell. The speaker notes the rabbit’s twitching nose and the idea that time with each may be fleeting, yet memories endure.
A playful exchange compares two items a donkey and a postage stamp, noting the joke that one can be licked with a stick while the other can be stuck with a lick. The line prompts smiles about everyday curiosities.
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