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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1958
Page
1
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko denounced the U.S. Middle East policy at a UN General Assembly emergency session. He urged immediate withdrawal of U.S. and British troops from Lebanon and Jordan, respectively, and called for expanded UN observer presence in the region. He warned against oil driven interventions and opposed Western military actions in the Arab states.
President Eisenhower urged the United Nations to rapidly form an emergency police force and a regional economic development program as part of a six point Middle East peace plan. He pressed for fast General Assembly action on the peace force Lebanon Jordan and propaganda curbs. He warned indirect aggression in Jordan could spark wider conflicts and emphasized Arab agreement on a regional development plan.
The article compares concrete setting in molds to raising children. It argues that shapes and limits give strength and permanence, helping them withstand pressure. Proper molding with guidance and belief strengthens character during development.
Tropical storm Becky advances westward across the Atlantic with gale warnings for the Leeward Islands and a storm watch for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Becky is expected to strengthen in the next 12 to 36 hours as hurricane hunter planes prepare to gather data on its course.
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged the Senate to pass a social security bill despite a threat of veto from President Eisenhower. He cited House provisions raising old age and survivor benefits and funding taxes, while acknowledging Flemming may veto if public assistance funds rise. Johnson praised Senator Margaret Chase Smith for an earlier upset defeating Eisenhower vetoes and noted education and wage measures pending in Congress.
The Associated Press reports Adam Clayton Powell won Harlem's Democratic primary for his House seat. Earl Brown, Life editor, conceded defeat and urged unity. In Arkansas Segregationist Jim Johnson led over Minor Millwee for the state Supreme Court seat. Idaho features a photo finish for governor between A M Derr and Max Hanson over legalized gambling, with winner to face Robert E Smylie.
Informed sources say the Air Force may launch the three stage moon rocket next Sunday at 8 a.m. EDT from Cape Canaveral if weather and conditions cooperate. If unable, the attempt could shift to Monday or Tuesday with similar morning windows and favorable launch alignments this month.
Senate investigators released letters from 1953 between Kansas figures and Teamsters boss Hoffa aides. Former Gov. Payne Ratner testified as he identified exchanges with Rep. Wint Smith. The letters reference a dropped 1953 House inquiry amid alleged political pressure and ties between Smith Hoffa allies.
BEIRUT Lebanon AP A token withdrawal of U S Marines began as Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko urged the U N to order an immediate pullout of all 15 000 American troops The 1700 Marines of the 2nd Battalion loaded gear for transport to 6th Fleet ships in the harbor amid few spectators with no clashes reported during the operation
The House votes on citing Bernard Goldfine for refusing to answer 22 questions from a subcommittee probing his ties to Adams. The case centers on alleged improper enrichment via Boston Port Development and East Boston Co. SEC actions and a $3,000 fine settlement are noted.
The Skate, the United States second atomic submarine, surfaced near the North Pole after a cross polar undersea voyage. Skates crew of 10 officers, 87 enlisted, and 9 civilians plans to return to New London later this month as Eisenhower touted naval progress and strategic potential.
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