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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
2
March Reader's Digest offers guidance for couples seeking a happier marriage. The ad presents a doctor’s authority and suggests readers can find practical advice at Newsstands now.
Forecasts for North Carolina and South Carolina predict fair skies with a slow warmup into Friday and highs around 44 to 52 degrees. Georgia sees fair conditions with rising temps through Friday and lows near 20 to 28. Virginia expects mostly sunny today with 35 to 40 highs, colder tonight, and a fair, steady Friday.
The northeast faced more snowfall as cleanup slowed in storm stricken areas. Rescue work continued in upstate New York and northern Indiana while Governor Handley declared a state of emergency.
The Soviet Embassy announced in Tokyo that models of Sputnik I and Sputnik II will be displayed at the Japan International Exhibition. The display aims to showcase Soviet space achievements to visitors and officials.
The page lists a Friday lineup with a 7 30 start time program, a 6 00 feature, a 8 45 evening segment, and a 6 55 morning news and weather brief. No program titles are provided beyond times.
A three day National Military-Industrial Conference in Chicago gathers leaders from the armed forces business education science and government. Reporters notes outline a cross cutting strategy linking military and economic policy to defeat Soviet propaganda and spur underdeveloped nations toward self help with stronger education and international scientific cooperation.
President Eisenhower enters the second week of a Southland vacation in Thomasville Georgia at George Humphrey’s estate. He hopes for quail hunting if weather permits and has spent most days indoors or on light activities. The White House reports his cold improving and he is resting well with limited daily government work.
New York trading saw cigarette stocks fall after a House committee charged manufacturers with deceiving the public in filter-up advertising. Lorillard led with 99,100 shares. Philip Morris, Reynolds, Liggett and Myers, and American Tobacco all declined. Executives Gruber and Gray defended honesty, disputing study figures.
Cold weather tightens household budgets as heavy snow and delayed distribution slow farm to market flows. Florida freezes curb vegetables, pushing prices higher while potatoes and cabbage rise. celery grows cheaper and citrus stays reasonable though lemons and California oranges stay pricier.
In Smithfield North Carolina Percy Flowers 53 year old merchant farmer faces a second trial today for shooting at former tenant James Seawell on September 16. The case follows multiple mistrials including a federal charges trial in Raleigh on liquor conspiracy and another on income tax evasion. Seawell testified he heard Flowers threaten to kill him and a pistol was fired through a store window while Seawell sought a weapon inside the Flowers brothers store.
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