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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1958
Page
2
Dr. Charles Conant at the 42nd annual convention urged separating slow learners from standard tracks. He proposed four years of English and history, two years of mathematics with options, and a general science or biology course in grade nine as part of a restructured high school curriculum.
A young couple wed at Ascension Catholic Church in Bowie Maryland and spent their wedding night with 20 relatives and friends as five foot snow drifts blocked William A Fletcher aged 22 from Covington Maryland. A bulldozer cleared a rescue trail yesterday.
In Sumatra the rebel government ordered banks and oil firms to block central government balances and halt royalties. Jakarta responds with arrests orders and calls for neutrality from South Sumatra commander Barhan who seeks peaceful settlement. North Sumatra severs trade and communications with the central area.
Greensboro based Junius Scales faces a lengthier second trial for belonging to an organization aiming to overthrow the government by force under the Smith Act. He posted bonds and has quit the Communist party amid ongoing federal proceedings and a pending Supreme Court appeal. Belarmino Duran testified about a 1951 Mexican school taught by Prof. Albert Moreau and alleged plans to aid liberation movements.
Five admitted Ku Klux Klan members faced jail as police thwarted a dynamite plot at Woodland School. Lester Caldwell, grand wizard of Klavern 22, and four others were charged with conspiracy to dynamite the school land and, for all but one, with cross burning. Detectives said the scheme grew from unfounded racial tensions amid prior bomb scares and linked acts in Gastonia and a Charlotte synagogue, though no bombs were found.
In Florida the severe cold drives Miccosukee families to abandon chickees and sleep in cars. Morton Silver, attorney for the Miccosukee, notes six or seven family members may share a car to stay warm. Chickees are open palmetto-roofed shelters with no walls.
The United States and Britain reached a pact to arm European allies with 1 500 mile missiles to be based on British soil with U S missiles and crews initially, later British crews. Nuclear warheads would be stockpiled at bases under U S control. The deal follows NATO decisions and requires formal agreements and U S law constraints on atomic weapons transfers.
Oxnard resident Dave White is urged to return two long overdue public library books. The titles are Atomic Power and How to Make an Atomic Bomb in Your Own Kitchen. The note ends with No massive retaliation, please.
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