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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
3
A reader asks about four teens planning a lake trip with a chaperone and fears of being judged for modest dress. Ann stresses modesty, respect, and the value of proper chaperones. The second letter seeks guidance on a will dispute, with advice to seek legal clarity and consider heirs’ rights.
Sacramento CNS State Sen. John F. McCarthy will head Gov. Harold J. Powers statewide reelection drive. McCarthy, former head of Powers 1954 campaign, says Powers trails in the primary but led all Republicans overall and will run a stronger campaign in the fall highlighting his record.
A dense daily log lists programs across news, sports, films, cartoons, game shows, and soap operas with numerous time entries. It includes titles like Guiding Light, House Party, Modern Romance, American Bandstand, and Movie features, reflecting a chaotic broadcast schedule and last minute changes.
New York columnist William Ewald reviews the NBC Wagon Train finale in Sacramento after a 1600 mile trek and notes the program’s many troubles and viewer reactions. He also comments on Kraft Theatre Armstrong Circle Theatre and This Is Your Life segments, live TV moments, and upcoming NBC and CBS plans.
The article explains bidding strategies after an opening one notrump and the Stayman convention. It discusses when to bid the opponent's suit, the effect of West's two diamonds, and how a double can invite a heartier response leading to the best game contract. It includes a counting illustration with spades, hearts, diamonds, and clubs to judge distribution and safety of a contract.
Sacramento CNS reports the state Public Works Department warns motorists to watch for turnout signs on two-lane highways. Turnouts will let slow vehicles, including trucks, house trailers, farm equipment and sightseers, pull out when held by five or more vehicles. Signs show distance and turnout status, aiding 1957 law enforcement. early 1958 data notes 4.2 million New England telephones, 6.8 percent of U.S. total, with regional residential and business figures.
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