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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
8
The article notes Mendocino County incumbents won strong support in Tuesday's election while California voters express statewide dissatisfaction. It warns against complacency for reelection campaigns and suggests the swing to Democrats reflects concerns over cost of living. November will reveal if this hints at a lasting shift.
A Denali School class of 44 seventh graders reportedly improved from a D to a B minus under a Soviet style discipline. Critics call it harsh, but backers say it reflects traditional American classroom discipline from past decades, evidenced by memories of stricter teachers and the "golden rule days."
The article explains how the Supreme Court selects cases for review, requiring four votes to grant a hearing, then briefs and oral arguments. It details conferences, majority opinions, concurrences, and dissents, and notes how decisions draw on diverse authorities from presidents to literature and philosophy.
report covers a 1088 accident near Boonville with Henry Dookman injured, a birth at Ukiah hospital naming Johnny Wakefield, local court case counts for May, a lamb haul to San Francisco, a chinchilla exhibit in Ukiah, Round Valley victory over Potter Valley, and 1928 Willits street lighting and local crime notes including Mrs Hartsook’s DUI citation and a spring farm machinery hop picking forecast.
In a county wedding that captivates Carr’s friends, a romance begun in youth culminated when the bride returned to join her former sweetheart. After a California childhood, the couple reunited at Central Union Depot and plan to live near Ukiah with a future in an orange grove home.
Buck Freeburg and Dick Rowan encounter peril when a fishing launch springs a leak five miles from Shelter Cove. Freeburg swims a half mile to shore as the boat wrecks, shoes off, near the wave-tossed coast. Mrs. Gus Sampson’s child nearly drowns during a river accident in Oakland during a visit with her sister.
Vice President Nixon outlines a five to ten year program to curb Communist growth in Latin America. He warns unions and student groups are key targets and cites Chile as a case where Communist influence extends to coal copper and nitrate workers and teachers. He argues for North American private enterprise Point Four aid loans and cultural exchanges to offer a better path than Communism.
A survey by the National Fire Protection Association reports 11 300 deaths and 1 275 000 000 dollars in property damage in North America last year.
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