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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1955
Page
3
A study of siblings of schizophrenia patients found differing early reactions between brothers and sisters. The findings show patients were shy and introspective while siblings were outgoing and rebellious, with parental overprotection fostering dependence in the latter group.
Robert Deane and Bertrand Lynch, hired by Viggo Sand, investigate why they were kept on a Caribbean treasure hunt. A German passenger Seigfried Meer draws suspicion as Lynch hides a lamp base microphone and the pair plan a stealth excursion to uncover motives and crew secrets aboard the Vittoria.
Raleigh reports say marsh hen hunting in North Carolina may be banned due to the devastation from storms Connie and Diane. Clyde Patton of the Wildlife Resources Commission is reviewing accounts of heavy marsh hen losses, with investigators in Wilmington and Morehead City expected to finish reports next week. The season runs September 1 to October 30.
Amateur chemist Mark Maxwell faced a tricky crab grass problem in Evanston Illinois. He brewed solutions from home test tubes and dyed the lawn back to its original green after a mottled yellow stain appeared.
A new outbreak of fighting was reported near Gaza involving Israelis and Egyptians. The incident marks renewed tensions in the region with limited details available on casualties or immediate outcomes.
A collage of phrases references Right Oldsmobile and vague counts. Cremona northern England mentions scientists and vehicles in disjointed form.
Air Force Lt. Guy H. Bumpas is to recross the front lines to UN control after six days as a prisoner. He and observer-passenger Army Capt. Charles W. Brown were aboard a trainer plane shot down near Kumwha. Parks condemned the incident and warned of potential retaliation as the drone plane was said to have been spying.
A Hickory Daily Record item notes a snowstorm forecast bringing two inches of snow as relief from heat. The forecast stems from a subscriber's requested issue delayed by a carrier error. The piece also notes Iowa leads U S popcorn production at about 50 million bushels annually.
Hollywood reports Pier Angeli gave birth to an 8 pound 13 ounce boy after recovering from a pelvis fracture suffered when she fell aboard a plane near Palm Springs California last February. Angeli is wife of Vic Damone and had been confined to her home since the incident.
President Eisenhower plans a rapid return to Washington after a Denver rest to hear a first hand update from Lewis L. Strauss on the Geneva atoms for peace talks. Strauss accompanies the President on the return flight, with Dulles briefing him en route and a Philadelphia stop to address the American Bar Association. The trip includes a 70 mile mountain drive from Fraser to Denver and time with his family at the Fraser ranch.
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