Democrats For Barry Open House In Bakersfield
Open house for Democrats for Goldwater supporters in Bakersfield invited all Korn Democrats to meet Harold Butler state chairman. The event at 1925 Eye Street runs daily 9 am to 5 pm except Sunday with advisory board members named and Gay inviting others to join or contact at FAirview 2 2494 or FA 7 5161.
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Korn
Barry Goldwater
Harold Butler
Democrats For
Goldwater
Bakersfield
Democrats For Goldwater
Eye Street
Dean Gay
Kern County
Gay
Fairview
George H. Barnett
Charles Boydston
John E. Boydston
Philip J. Cerro
Romain Cleron
David Fanucchi
Delmar Goodwin
Ray Jarrard
Fred L. Jones
Charles D. Linfesty
al Milazzo
Anton Ozanich Sr
Joel R. Swisher
J. Howard Varney
Warde D. Watson Realty Co
Buttonwillow Husband Shot by Wife on Wasco Way
Joe Cain a 29 year old farmhand at the 3-H Ranch No. 2 near Buttonwillow died after his wife Mrs Johnnie Florence Cain 27 allegedly shot him last Friday at about 6 45 p m near Wasco Way Sullivan road Four shots were fired witnesses corroborate the self defense claim and an inquest is set for 2 p m in Bakersfield The sheriff said the Cains separated four months ago and Mrs Cain was living at the Mirasol ranch
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Joe Cain
Buttonwillow
Johnnie Florence Cain
Cain
Wasco Way
Sullivan Road
Council To Cut Business License Fees And Tighten Enforcement
The City Council at a special meeting Oct 6 approved changes to the license ordinance for small and seasonal businesses with fees under 40 dollars annually and new police enforcement. A daily update list of licensed firms will aid city hall, while penalties and billing measures will be added after the new year. The panel also discussed non taxable home dressmaking and seasonal business collections, with 25 dollars for six months and 15 dollars for three months rates projected for seasonal vendors.
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Police Department
Lions Club
Lewis Carroll
Leach Company
Carroll
Shafter Council Discusses Santa Fe Property Sale Terms
Trustees met with Robert Somers to review the Santa Fe property listed for sale with city interest. The County Library will receive a 125 by 150 foot area at the current library site, about half of the requested size, with option to purchase additional land. Jay Atkinson was named Richland representative on the school reorganization committee. No changes are planned for the Richland 1 pool recreation program. Cal Poly’s Dr. Allen Miller will visit Richland Thursday for staff meetings on new mathematics course materials.
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Robert Somers
Shafter
Santa Fe
Bruce Crawford
Jay Atkinson
Richland
Richland 1
Allen Miller
Cal Poly
Membership Drive for Shafter High School PTA
The membership chairman Mrs Elmer Richards announces the annual drive begins at Back to School night October 20 at the high school. Membership is 50 cents with envelopes mailed to parents to return at the cafeteria. A new drive method aims to boost participation and total membership beyond last year’s 511.
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Shafter High School Pta
Elmer Richards
PTA
Shafter Chamber Board Seeks Promotions and By Law Changes
The Shafter Chamber of Commerce heard Guy Farnsworth of Fresno radio offer a public service promotion. A committee of Mert Wiedmann Weston Futrell and Harvey Gaede will handle promotion and report to Wayne Wood Carl Moyer and Irvin Fike for board nominations and by law changes. A state Road Department inquiry about Cawelo interchange survey was read along with a request for a traffic engin review after local accidents. The chamber also heard PUC input on revised minimum freight rates.
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Mert Wiedmann
Weston Futrell
Harvey Gaede
Wayne Wood
Carl Moyer
Irvin Fike
Chamber
Road Department
Cawelo
Eng
Debate Set on Rumford Act Questioned by Officials
A debate is arranged on the Rumford Act with questions from the audience to be answered by a named official. The event aims to clarify provisions and anticipated impacts on local governance and civil rights.
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Ole Tame Vee
Shafter Press Employee Dies In Back Shop
Alexander Stewart born October 25 1904 in Glasgow died at work in the casting room of Shafter Press on Monday afternoon from a heart attack. He had a history of illness and was advised to seek treatment. Survived by his wife Rosal ie Stewart son Michael and several relatives including daughters Joanne Lee Holt Rosalie Elaine Anderson and siblings. Funeral plans set for Thursday at 2 p.m. with Masonic burial.
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al Stewart
James Tucker
City Ambulance Service
Shafter Fire Department
O. G. Ohlsson
Alexander Stewart
Glasgow
Scotland
United States
Salt Lake City
Oakland
Mr. Stewart
Shafter
U. S. Navy
Peggy Pacani
Hayward
Betty Broadhurst
Jean McIntyre
Sunnyvale
Flo Luddin
Scout Building Committee Chooses Carroll for Second Term
Scout Chairman Lewis Carroll begins a second term as head of the Scout Building Committee after replacing Art Brownell who led the panel for seven or eight years. Carroll had prior service on the committee during the old building era.
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Lewis Carroll
Art Brownnell
Carroll
Brownell
Frankly Speaking: Pay TV debate and city leaders
Mayor Tony Brown leads Shafter officials to Los Angeles for a California League of Cities meeting. The column notes confusion around Proposition 15 Pay TV with arguments from supporters who own Pay TV stock and opponents.
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Tony Brown
Shafter
Los Angeles
California League of Cities
Yorty
National Newspaper Week Overview and Community Guidance
The piece discusses National Newspaper Week October 11 to 17 and highlights how local papers help readers understand their environment. It mentions civic topics like laws ordinances school programs and mill levies and emphasizes using the newspaper for reliable news and community remedies.
Trustees back Propositions 2 and 3 oppose 16 in Kern vote
Kern County union high school and junior college trustees approve Prop 2 a 380 million state construction bond for colleges and facilities with possible 50 million for junior colleges and Prop 3 260 million for needy district construction. They oppose Prop 16 a lottery fund plan for ed aid and state education funding.
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Kern County Union High School
Kern Junior College
Theron L. McCuen
Kern
Bakersfield College
California
Open House Planned At Research Station
Open house at the U S Cotton Research Station will run November 4 and 5 for about 500 San Joaquin Valley cotton growers and gin managers. Agronomist John Turner notes 9 30 a m start with luncheon by California Planting Cotton Seed Distributors.
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U. S
San Joaquin Valley
Jennie SucNess
Evryone
Merced
Madera
Fresno
Tulare
Kings
Kern
John Turner
California
U.S Department of Agrculture
University of California
Funeral Services Held for Mother of Dick Adams
Funeral services for Mrs. Nell C. Adams mother of Richard Adams of Shafter were held Friday in Porterville after a lengthy illness. Interment followed at Porterville Cemetery. The Adams family lived in Porterville over 40 years and all their children attended local schools. Survivors include four brothers and one sister.
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Nell C. Adams
Richard Adams
Shafter
Porterville
Building Permits Lead Bakersfield Area in August 1964
Outside Bakersfield, Shafter and Delano issued the most building permits in August 1964. Delano totaled $160,250 in permit value while Shafter reached $63,000. In August 1963 Shafter permits amounted to $10,800.
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Bakersfield
Shafter
Delano
Local resident David Lundy Dies in Two Car Collision
Shafter resident David Richard Lundy was killed in a two car crash last Saturday at an intersection nine miles east of Bakersfield. Passenger Mrs. Alice Seemarsfield, unnamed in the report, also died in the collision. Police described the incident as a two vehicle wreck with fatalities.
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David Richard Lundy
Shafter
Alice Seemaersfield
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Democrats
Barry
Alice M. Busch
Shafter High School
University of Minnesota
Miss Busch
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Guy Farnsworth
Shafter Press
John C. Williamson
Ben Grundy
Frank Wisner
National Newspaper Week
Dick Adams
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