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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1957

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Hodges Prison Highway Bill Falls in Senate Committee

A proposal to separate the state prison system from the State Highway Commission was killed by the Senate Committee on State Government with a 5-3 vote unfavorable report. The measure had cleared the House but faced opposition over control and funding, including debate on responsibilities between the prisons director and the Highway Commission.

Raleigh Stateway Commission Gov. Hodges Senate Committee On State Government A. Be House Sen. C. V. Henkel Iredell Prisons System Highway Commission Henkel Washington Robert Morcounsel Senate Inter- Security Dearie Publica Ree Time Ear -Marrone E. H. Norman Norman Canada

Argentine Admiral Arrives at Camp Lejeune North Carolina

Rear Adm. Pedro Favaron of the Argentine Marine Corps arrives at Camp Lejeune after a 30 mile helicopter hop from Cherry Point. He begins a 34 day tour of U S Marine installations and inspects the Tactical Air Control Center and flight lines of Groups 24 and 32. He views a helicopter demonstration at New River near Cherry Point.

Camp Lejeune N.C Marine Corps Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point Pedro Favaron Favaron Tactical Air Control Center 2Nd Marine Aircraft Wing Marine Air Facilities New River

Thinking aga Lent Thinking aga Lent

R L Dieffenbacher urges readers to seek deeper Bible understanding during Lent. He notes self interest and hatred damage relationships and society, calling for humility, prayer, and adherence to divine directives over human judgments. He contrasts ignored commandments with Jesus teachings.

R. L. Dieffenbacher D.D God Jesus

Backyard Digging Halted in San Gabriel Mystery Hole

In San Gabriel California a 15 foot deep backyard hole at the Oscar Murphy home dominates a disrupted street scene. Army search crews paused their investigation after a Tuesday discovery by Pat Murphy a 10 year old, amid damaged patio and clothesline poles and a frightened suburban crowd.ersuis

San Gabriel Calif Oscar Murphy Army Murphys Pat Murphy’s

Crabbe's Daughter Caren Crabbe Dies in Sleep

Los Angeles coroners order microscope tests to determine cause of death for 20 year old Caren Lynn Crabbe daughter of swimmer actor Buster Crabbe. Autopsy did not fix cause. physician cites anorexia nervosa and emotional disturbance while noting weight loss from 120 pounds to 60 pounds and prior illness.

Los Angeles Buster Crabbe Caren Lynn Sande) Crabbe Miss Crabbe University of Southern California Tom Held Carl D. Strouse Strouse USC Caren

Lung Tissue Changes From Smoking Revealed by Study

Researchers report 20 to 30 tissue changes in airways of smokers. Cilia shorten, lining thickens 10 to 25 percent, mucus cells decline, basal cells rise, surface furrows deepen, and inflammatory cells increase. Autopsy of 155 priced subjects over 40 shows more severe changes in heavy, long-term smokers.

Alton L. Blakeslee Chicago Adele Washington University Evarts A. Graham St. Louis

State Department and USIA funds cut 23 percent by House panel

The House Appropriations Committee slashed 23 percent from new State Department and U S Information Agency requests for the next fiscal year. It blocked 2,123 new positions and 950 existing jobs, citing fiscal irresponsibility. State Department funds fall about 21 percent to 180.38 million and USIA 26 percent to 106.10 million.

State Department USIA Washington House Appropriations Committee United States Information Agency Congress U. S. Information Agency

Nabulsi May Be Recalled Amid Jordan Government Shakeup

In Amman King Hussein weighs forming a new government with Suleiman Nabulsi, amid a cabinet reshuffle. Nabulsi, caretaker premier, enjoys broad public support and holds a parliamentary majority with allied members. Foreign observers fear street appeals may spark riots threatening the throne.

Amman Jordan Hussein Suleiman Nabulsi Nabulsi Hussein Fakhri Khalidi Sein Lebanon Beirut Abdullah Rimawi Syria Egypt Arab Liberation National Socialist Party Ramallah Jenin

Midwest Republicans map 1958 campaign strategy in Omaha

National GOP chairman Meade Alcorn opened a planning conference in Omaha urging concrete plans for GOP victories in the 1958 campaign. Leaders from Minnesota to Colorado split into committees to boost Senate and House chances, strengthen organization, and present a united national plan. President Eisenhower sent a telephoned message. Alcorn stressed focus on farm, budget, and foreign policy issues and warned against vague promises. He praised Summerfield and Benson while noting the need for a healthy economic climate and sustainability of essential services.

Omaha Midwest GOP Meade Alcorn Minnesota Dakotas Iowa Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Alcorn Eisenhower Senate House Arthur Summerfield Congress Post Office Department Benson

Hundred Die as Japanese Ferry Sinks After Collision

A ferry carrying over twice its capacity struck Toramaru Rock near Hiroshima and sank at 1 15 pm. Reports varied on aboard and casualties with 29 bodies recovered, 73 missing, 120 rescued, while Tokyo police cited 27 dead, 97 missing, 95 saved. Patrol boats scoured the channel between Honshu and Shikoku. There were no Americans aboard.

Hiroshima Japan Coast Guard A & Eesaialn Toramaru Ministry of To Honshu Shikoku Towa Mare

Move To Prevent Prolonged Cutback

The House Committee voted 37 10 to provide the Post Office Department an extra 41 million dollars to avert long mail service curtailment. The approval raises the fiscal year funding to 2,165,000,000 and aims to speed Senate action and reach the President promptly.

Washington House of Committee Senate Post Office Department Summerfield

Operation On Eden Is Planned

A Boston hospital bulletin announces a planned operation tomorrow on Sir Anthony Eden to remove a bile duct tube placed in 1953. Surgeon Dr. Richard B. Cattell of Lahey Clinic, who performed the prior operation, will lead the procedure with Eden’s personal physician Sir Horace Evans joining from London. Eden, 59, is in good condition with no colon inflammation evident.

Boston Anthony Edet Richard B. Cattell Lahey Clinic Eden Sir Horace Evans London Sara M. Jordan New England Baptists Hospital

Reuther Reaches Goals at UAW Constitutional Convention

Walter P. Reuther achieved key aims at the UAW constitutional convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. Delegates approved a $4,000 salary increase and a seven member public review board to oversee union affairs while endorsing revisions to bargaining procedures for skilled workers.

Atlantic City N. J Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers Reuther Whelmingly UAW

Hit And Run Death Defendant Acquitted

A manslaughter charge against William L. Myers in the highway death of Ronnie Edwards March 23 was dismissed in Municipal Court. Myers was bound over to Superior Court on a hit and run charge, while four men faced varying charges and pleas of not guilty.

William L. Myers Myers Ronnie Lee Edwards Richard Harker Robert Jones Arnold Kennedy Edwards Ararat Highway 311 Dave Mount Edward Mount Kennedy High Point Jones Halker Harker Fairfield S. Main Street J. L. Fagan Eo Oe Fagan

Housewife Gets 5-10 Year Term

Dora Jane Yazel of Rock Hill faces five to ten years after an all white jury found her guilty of participating in an armed robbery at Winston T. Yandle’s Pineville store on August 17. Miller, a co defendant, received 7 to 10 years.

Charlotte South Carolina Dora Jane Yazel Rock Hill Miller

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