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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1957
Page
14
A fragmented word puzzle list with numbered clues and partial answers spanning continents, foods, objects, and names. Entries include references to places like Africa and Greece, plus terms such as fish sauce, butterlies, and a mix of common nouns and proper nouns.
At Fort Bragg North Carolina two week wargames end with airlift of 1200 paratroopers from Pope AFB to Fort Campbell Kentucky. Friendly forces of the 82nd Airborne fight a simulated enemy as 500 attackers are wiped out. Final problem centers on a relief and infantry division, ending Wednesday with umpire results.
In Raleigh January 13 to 14 the General Board of the Baptist State Convention likely will take up the dancing controversy. Rev. A L Parker of Greensboro says he will not act personally unless Wake Forest College trustees approve on campus dances. The Wake Forest board deferred action and formed a committee to study college control. The convention last met in Raleigh in November and banned on campus dancing at Baptist supported colleges. Parker noted firing trustees would require convention consent at the next fall meeting. The board will also consider a request from East Spencer.
Sixty coeds signed up as a new judo class for girls opened at the University of Oklahoma. The program marks a campus effort to expand women’s athletic opportunities.
Texas Iowa California and Illinois top the nation in farming value with strong crops and livestock sectors. The ranking highlights regional yields and farm outputs influencing state economies and marketability.
The National Labor Relations Board dismissed a petition by the Utility Workers Union of America for a representation election among Carolina Power and Light Co. employees in the Northern Division. The board found no Northern Division and ruled the appropriate unit should cover all Central Service Area employees, with three operation regions existing and no majority for IBEW in 1947. The union’s interest did not justify an election in the Central Service Area.
A new dormitory named for Mrs. Rose D. Aggrey of Salisbury was dedicated at Morrison Training School. State Rep. H Clifton Blue spoke on the cost of correction and training programs versus the cost of crime. J R Larkins paid tribute, and Blaine M. Madison accepted the facility for the state.
Varieties of chickens are numerous but present day species share a common origin in the red jungle fowl of India.
Government figures show tuberculosis remains a major health burden in India with about 500000 deaths annually. The data highlight persistent public health challenges and the need for stronger control measures.
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