Industrial research push broadens basic science funding
SAM DAWSON reports industry increases long term research amid cost cuts. A practical split shows basic research receiving a smaller share as industry funds about 800 million dollars yearly, with Stanford Research Institute reporting 15 million dollars in 1957 contract work split between government and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Eisenhower
American Assn
E. V. Murphree
Esso Research and Co
du Pont
Schering
Salt Institute
Aveo
Wilmington
Mass
Lodge & Shipley
Cincinnati
Owens-Illinois Glass
Toledo
Man Admits Shootings Triggered by Ignored Suggestions
Marrero confessed to shootings claiming religious visions and signs from the Virgin Mary. Two nuns, Sister Lorenzina Sassani and Sister Madeline Fussile, were seriously wounded but out of danger, while Sister Angela Bulla and a passer-by were lightly hurt. Marrero described a calm demeanor at the Falls Township police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrero
Lorenzina Sassani
Madeline Fussile
Bayonne
N.J
Angela Bulla
Torrington
Conn
Asbury Park
Falls Township
St. Joachim’s
New York Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Gains
The New York stock market in mid 1958 advanced to new highs with many gains small or fractional. Oils and aircraft led with minor advances while rails and steels rose modestly. Boeing and Gulf Oil gained, while United Aircraft and Lockheed posted fractional climbs. The Dow average stood around 165.20, with rails, utilities and industrials showing minor increases as reports from Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
9 Logo
Mocca
Boeing
Lockheed
United Aircraft
Douglas
Gulf Oil
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Texas Co
Royal Dutch
Bethlehem Steel
US. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Republic Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Telephone
Rails
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio and
Southern Railway
Associated Press
Jones Laughlin Steel
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfolk & Western Ray
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Pepsi-Cola
Procter & Gamble
Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Southern Rwy. J. P. Stevens Co
American Tel. & Tel
the Texas Co
Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Ec Electric Co
U. S. Stee
Monioaeen Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Bache & Free. Industriain de As
Hot Rodders Turn Bypass Into Impromptu Raceway
Salisbury North Carolina hot rodders have used a mile long stretch of U S 29 bypass as a raceway since the road is not yet officially turned over to the state. Highway Patrol warns spectators face illegal parking charges on nearby roads and bridges. Patrolmen collected dozens of license numbers from cars parked without lights or in hazardous positions during Saturday night drag races on the improvised strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
N.C
U.S. 29
Highway Patrol
Cotton Prices Face Mixed Moves Across Futures Gaps
Disorganized market text shows fluctuating cotton futures with mixed closing values and unsettled quotes. References to October and effort tightness hint at variable trading activity, without clear actionable figures.
Five Charged In Domestic Difficulties
Police reported two warrant batches over the weekend. Louise Morris of English Street faced assault charges by Eulass Gurley. Gurley and Mary Lingle were charged with fornication and adultery, with bonds set. Otis Tyson was charged with assaulting his wife Christine. Tyson also named Jerome Johnson, who later faced disorderly conduct charges with a separate bond. Johnson and others faced hearings set for Friday and May 2, while Charlie Waden Jr. and Allene Davis faced liquor violations. William Hill and Randy Cochrane were cited for reckless driving and scheduled for Municipal Court Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Morris
English Street
Eulass Gurley
Gurley
Mary Lingle
Morris
Otis Tyson
Christine
Gordy Street
Tyson
Jerome Johnson
Oneka Street
Johnson
Charlie Waden Jr
Grayson Street
Allene Davis
Freemont Street
William J. Hill
Route 3
Randy M. Cochrane
Arthur Avenue
United States pushes Open Skies plan in U N Security Council
At United Nations headquarters the U S seeks renewed support for Eisenhower open skies proposal in response to Soviet denunciations of American nuclear bomber flights toward the Soviet frontier. Henry Cabot Lodge will defend the U S position and press for aerial inspection. Arkady Sobolev plans to urge urgent Soviet measures. Delegates expect a mostly negative vote from the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Security Council
Arctic
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arkady Sobolev
Soviet Union
Lodge
Eisenhower
Sobolev
Council
Kivett Dr Cafe Hit By Thieves
The Barbecue Shack on Kivett Drive was broken into last night with a side window entry. About 125 in pennies and a few packs of cigarettes were stolen. Deputies discovered the break-in shortly after 1 a.m. and planned further investigation today.
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Kivett Drive
Assault Charge Filed In Thomasville Case
Floyd Epps, 23, of Barnwell Street, was arrested here last night by police on a charge of assault on a female as alleged by Laura Gibson. He was released on bond until trial set for May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Floyd Epps
Barnwell Street
Laura Gibson
Textile Insurance Reports First Quarter 1958 Profit
Textile Insurance Co. of High Point reports a first quarter net profit of 60201 with written premiums of 523535 and net underwriting profit of 46783. Net investment income reached 13418 and policyholders surplus stood around 725000 as of April 5, up from 580000 in December due to profits and stock sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Textile Insurance Co
High Point
James Cage
Cage
Young pianists earn superior ratings at NFMC finals at Elon
Mary Welch won a superior rating in the Josephine Yeager Scholarship in Piano junior piano concerto. David Brooks, student of Mrs. Sidney Gayle, earned a superior rating in the Crosby Adams Scholarship in Piano senior piano concerto at the NFMC state finals held at Elon College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Music Clubs
Elon College
Mary Welch
Josephine Yeager
R. E. Bencini Jr
David Brooks
Sidney Gayle
Crosby Adams
The Gadwall Duck’s Notable Wing Marking
The gadwall is described as the only American river duck to feature a white spot on part of its wing, highlighting a distinctive plumage trait.
Forest Fire Danger High Warns Forester
Forester John Spivey issued a warning against burning near woodlands as official fire danger rose to high. Weekend woodland fires near Florence School northeast of High Point scorched about eight acres before Pine croft-Sedgefield volunteers and forestry crews contained them. cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Forestry Service
John Spivey
Iervice Stervinn Saaie
Florence School
High Point
Pinecroft-Sedgefield
Spivey
School theft at Pilot School investigated for cash theft
Thomasville sheriff's deputies probe a theft at Pilot School with $35 to $50 missing from a soft drink machine. The damaged box was found after the break in, and the incident was reported to officers on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pilot School
Driver Admitted To Hospital For Injury Treatment
THOMASVILLE Clifford Brown was admitted to the hospital for a fractured hip after his 1955 car left Johnsontown Road on a sharp curve. He traveled 231 feet in a ditch before ramming an oak tree head on. Brown was alone in the car and refused to discuss the accident. no charges were filed as investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clifford Brown
Johnsontown Road
Jim Davis
Brown
Missing Youth Located in South Carolina
Fifteen year old Garland Ford, missing from Thomasville for a week, has been located in Anderson, South Carolina, police report. His mother traveled to Anderson to retrieve him. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Circle Ford of Concord Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Garland Ford
Anderson
D. C
Circle Ford
Concord Street
Bookmobile Itinerary Revealed Schedule
The Public Library Bookmobile’s afternoon routes for this week are listed. Monday stops include Friddle Street at Austin Street and Wise Street at Springfield Avenue. Tuesday features Barbee Street at Fifth Street and Woodrow Avenue at Forrest Avenue, among others.
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Public Library
Friddle Street
Austin Street
Grace Street
Wise Street
Springfield Avenue
Wesley Place
E. Russell Street
Barbee Street
Fifth Street
Woodrow ‘Avenue
Forrest Avenue
E. Far
Dartmouth Street
Williams Street
Waverley Place
Terrell Drive
Kimmons Street
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Business Mirror
Ohio
Man
America Bank
J, Sturgis May & CO. Stocks and Bonds Security Bank Bldg. — High Point
Aerts
Weathertron
N. Main ST
Dow-Jones
Tajapanaia
Scania
S. Peusepen Coos
Eae Coves
Seiwa Ctbhavess
Textile Insurance
Missing Youth Is
South Carolina
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Roy Clifford
Roy Holder
Portland Cement Association
State Planters Bank Bldg
Richmond
Virginia
A&p
Jane Parker
Cap’n John
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