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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1958
Page
4
Stanford University professor Dr. Paul J. Moses observed that a husky low pitched voice is harming many vocal cords. Bing Crosby endured the impact with millions to spare.
A 15 year old fatally wounded a 15 year old with a sawed off shotgun in a New York incident. Authorities intend to seek first degree murder charges regardless of age and consider the electric chair. Opinion urges detention or work camps to teach useful trades, noting schools fail to address the youths interests.
The report covers January 1955 to April 1, 1958 with 26 626 274 miles logged 248 011 man days spent traveling 233 866 arrests 89 942 written warnings 649 stolen cars recovered and 20 411 drivers assisted. It notes 1 618 704 weekend courtesy checks 3 324 incoming motorists at state lines 190 safety talks and 2 518 000 safety literature pieces distributed to motorists. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility for accidents and the patrols 24 7 dedication for your protection.
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp funds a Neville High School chemistry program in West Monroe. Lon H. Colborn from Pittsburgh teaches two two hour daily classes for 10 000. Thirty students aim for scientific careers boosting grades and other subjects. Colborn returns next year as the program expands.
In a Le Figaro interview summarized from Tass, Khrushchev questions who encircles whom as socialist nations grow to 1 billion of 2.5 billion world population. He cites economic methods, Latin America coffee trade, and barter with Brazil as a path to influence, warning the United States against overreliance on traditional encirclement notions.
The piece argues emotional outbursts from inner tension may feel relief but harm future progress. It contrasts constructive expressions of love and conviction with anger outbursts that hurt others and status, noting they damage poise during crises and exams and fail to win cooperation or promotion.
Senate investigators scrutinize Eisenhower era Justice Department actions amid reports of favoritism and stalled prosecutions. The Powell grand jury in New York, Helms in Louisiana and cases involving AT&T, Superior Oil, and other entities are cited as potential grounds for a broader inquiry into political influence in law enforcement. Persistent questions touch Blair of causes, with Senator Gore and Rep. Brooks pressing for accountability and possible Supreme Court review requests.
A new power struggle pits Democratic leaders against national union chiefs over anti racketeering laws. Senate debates secret ballots for union elections, union registration, and labor board oversight as a summer confrontation looms into the 1958 campaign.
Jacksonville Mayor Haydon Burns announces an impromptu Southern mayors conference to discuss racial dynamitings. Nine additional cities may attend beyond Nashville Birmingham Miami and Jacksonville as officials exchange information and consider pooling rewards of 3700 and 8310.
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