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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1957
Page
5
An out of bounds spectator drew a bull away by distracting it with cape waving. A youth crawled to safety but suffered bruises under his trousers while escaping. The impulsive performers are called espad taneros in Spanish. AP Wirephotos
Governor Hodges unveiled a slate of appointments and reappointments across state boards. Names include 11 directors for the State School for the Deaf and Blind in Raleigh, trustees for Western Carolina Teachers College, Pembroke State College, and a seven member Negro Advisory Committee for a new training school for feeble minded children to be opened in Goldsboro. The advisory panel was requested by the State Hospitals Board of Control to guide activation of the school.
Pearlie Faison, 22, charged with raping a 47 year old woman in her home last April. Victim Mrs. Lou Carter of near Wallace identified Faison to Sheriff Ralph Miller as the assailant. She described being struck with a chair, bound, and raped at about 1:30 a.m. She freed herself and alerted her brother Bennie Teachey, who summoned authorities.
The AFL CIO Executive Council will review ethics charges against United Textile Workers president Anthony Valente and secretary treasurer Lloyd Klewert. The Ethical Practices Committee met to assess the accusations and will report at its Sept 24 25 session in New York.
Raleigh attorney Herman L. Taylor protests the McDowell County Board of Education plan to recheck 40 petitions to admit Negro pupils to a white Old Fort school. He warns the move targets the attorney and notary public office. The board postponed action pending signature verification after last week’s hearings. Taylor offered to have agents present with a notary to confirm signatures.
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