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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
6
Aimed at dads, the piece argues moms now rule the household economy and shapes product design. It highlights colorful packaging in cosmetics, bandages, and even medical casts, noting manufacturers cater to moms’ preferences. It closes with a cheer for Father’s Day and a light jab about next June.
National Safety Council reports 591 fatalities over a three day Memorial Day period nationwide. Traffic deaths total 371, drownings 132, and 88 from miscellaneous accidents. California leads with 33 traffic, 12 drownings, and eight misc. A warning on unsafe vehicles from highway inspections accompanies the grim tally. Drive safely and learn to swim if unable.
Charles Shaw, curator at the San Diego Zoo, brought 23 reptiles to San Francisco for a Science in Action program. A 21foot nonvenomous python named Sahib bit his arm and drew Shaw to swear. Rumors spread that Shaw received standard snakebite treatment.
The Sacramento Scene reports a Democratic primary surge signaling a likely statewide victory in November. With Gov. Knight out, party control appears poised to shift, affecting appointments and political debts, while the Legislature edges toward a strong Democratic majority in both houses.
Charles Tullis aged 73 of Willits died after his car wrecked on the Fort Bragg Willits road about four and a half miles from Willits on a Friday evening. The report notes a safety record for ambulance service with 42 calls in six months and 3,363 miles covered.
The article surveys U S tax history from Washington through Eisenhower, noting peacetime deficits and fiscal debates. It cites the New Deal era budgets, party splits on tax cuts, and the 1954 shift when Congress and President Eisenhower moved toward tax reductions. The piece projects total tax take figures for Truman and Eisenhower administrations to frame the tax policy trajectory.
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