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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1959
Page
10
CHAPEL HILL. Yandell, Scout executive of the Oconeechee Council, announced no reservations will be needed by Boy, Girl or Cub Scouts for the Scouting the Skies program at Morehead Planetarium from now through Feb 23. The lift of reservation rules aims to prevent attendance barriers and encourage Scout-age children to learn astronomy concepts.
Atlanta attorney Reuben A Garland was jailed for 40 days on contempt charges after a jury acquitted his client George Michael Bright in the October 12 temple bombing. Bright, an industrial engineer, was freed on charges, while Garland’s conduct during the 11 day trial led to two consecutive 20 day terms. Garland previously faced fines in other cases. Prosecutor Tom Luck indicated further trials would proceed for co-defendants Wallace H Allen Kenneth Chester Griffin and brothers Robert and Richard Bowling who remain free on bond. Bright reported receiving threatening calls and said he would stay in the city.
A recorded call warned that the Raleigh Times building would be blown up at 12. Police and 18 detectives searched the Raleigh Times and News and Observer offices but found no bomb. Employees remained on duty and some left only with no evacuation order.
Reese Hart of The Associated Press reported an unidentified caller warned the Raleigh Times its building would be blown up at noon. Hart later told the Charlotte AP bureau that for security they would lunch at noon.
In Norfolk a pair of Navy lieutenants run the Optimum Ship Routing system guiding Atlantic MSTS and Navy ships from Norfolk to Gibraltar and Bremerhaven. Their daily forecasts reduce weather risk, save money, and boost crossing speeds amid dynamic conditions.
A typical cow drinks about 15 gallons of water each day. This fact underscores cattle hydration needs and impacts on farm water management policies.
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