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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1957
Page
5
Weather notes report low tonight 56 high tomorrow 1. High today 78, low last night 58. Sun to set 7:20 p.m. and rise 5:32 a.m. Bermuda described as a 22 mile Atlantic island chain in a fishhook shape.
Warmer temperatures were in the works from the central Plains to the western Great Lakes while cool Canadian air remained over the eastern half. Skies were generally fair with thundershowers lingering in Texas, Georgia, and Florida and later scattered storms from the Dakotas to the West. Temperatures ranged from the 50s in the Great Lakes to the 70s from the Plains to the Gulf Coast.
In Omaha two pigeons repeatedly failed to finish a nest as a janitor wrecked their efforts. They finally built on a window ledge in Dist. Judge Jackson B. Chase’s courtroom. The judge said they will not be disturbed. He presides over Domestic Relations Court.
In New Haven, officials at a World Council of Churches central committee meeting forecast that a proposal to charge the Roman Catholic Church with suppressing religious liberties in some countries would be dropped. The prediction followed an impassioned speech by Methodist Bishop Sante Uberto Bar.
Forecast covers North Carolina and South Carolina with mild to fair conditions and cool nights. Mountains reach 75 to 80 degrees, coast 80 to 85, with nights around 50 in the mountains and 62 to 66 along the coast. The Bottomless Lakes in New Mexico are described with depths from 40 to 600 feet based on modern methods. A council debate over Protestant versus Catholic religious freedom in Colombia is cited, with critics calling the resolution timid and inadequate.
A fragment suggests a claim that members of Congress cannot be sued for libel and mentions proponse l communication by whistling. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or dates to anchor a full item.
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