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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1958
Page
2
In Clifton New Jersey a thief fled Johnny's Service Station with $10 before realizing the car would not start for his girlfriend. She finally managed to start the car alone as police search for both bandits.
Readable fragments show a Saturday schedule item listing times 7 00 and 7 30 with names Gary Ghost Ring Tie and resort 1153. The text is disjoint but indicates an event or show sequence on Saturday at a resort location.
Former judge McKeithen died at Duke Hospital after a career in law and public service. He served in World War II and was a judge in Moore County. Survivors include his widow Janet Wiggins of Middletown New York a son John Leland and several relatives. Funeral services were set for Sunday at Pinehurst Community Church with burial at Old Bethesda Cemetery.
President Eisenhower issued an executive order to form a three member emergency wage board under the Railway Labor Act to study a pay dispute involving seven airlines and about 25 000 machinists. The move aims to avert a potential nationwide strike for 60 days as cooling off periods near expiry.
Maj. Gen. John B. Ackerman is relieved as commander of the 13th Air Force in Manila for overstressing redecorations of living quarters and a mountain lodge. He will return to the United States as officials review his future. Officials cite morale damage but report funds were properly used. Ackerman, from Auburn New York, had led the 13th Air Force since August 1956.
Quotation from Jacob Kindleberger highlighting respectful competition. It argues that boosting rivals can elevate oneself and that a healthy portion of competition is a blessing. The message emphasizes positive sportsmanship and mutual improvement.
AP reports Khrushchev’s new plan to reorganize machine tractor stations signals a possible shift toward direct farm allocation and private stakes in farming. The Central Committee’s approval masks internal dissent and a potential rethinking of Stalinist controls, with implications for world peace and U.S. food production.
Richard II, a four year old horse nicknamed vice president by workers at Swift River Box Co., will seek new employment tomorrow after hauling lumber to the mill yard. The Athol plant, housing 35 workers plus the horse, will be absorbed by a firm based in Winsted, Connecticut.
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