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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1956
Page
8
Final day plan for a 1400 calorie daily diet details a lunch including cold sliced meats or fowl or eggs or cheese with lettuce and thin bread or crackers. It notes vegetables fruit and a half pint milk, plus a vacuum bottle soup and salads for practicality.
YWCA weekly agenda lists swimming lessons for beginners and intermediates, plunge period, and dinner with Mr Holt McPherson on The Task. Various youth activities run daily with clubs, badminton, Bible study and teen conferences amid a note claiming North Carolina has more Indians than any state east of the Mississippi.
Trustees hear 17 eastern North Carolina municipalities present bids for a proposed consolidated Presbyterian college. Hearings run three days behind closed doors with Lumberton New Bern Kinston Goldsboro Laurinburg among towns appearing today and other cities slated for subsequent sessions. Final site decision due March 6 based on population center facilities and substantial gifts.
President Eisenhower approved a pay as you go financing plan for his highway construction program. House Republican Leader Martin said the decision follows congressional practicality and GOP opposition to a previous proposal. He noted tax increases may be necessary and left funding details to the House Ways and Means Committee.
Mrs. Silver Ils Freed from page one aVerd and Milton and Rosalie Schwartz faced a packed Quarter Sessions courtroom for the abortion case linked to the death of 22 year old Doris Jean Silver Ostreicher in the Schwartz apartment last Aug 24. Mrs. Silver arrived with attorney and her husband Herman a supermarket executive as Schwartz the bartender and his beautician wife pleaded no defense to abortion resulting in death. The scene unfolded before Judge Vincent A Carroll with Mrs. Silver tear stained and pale.
The New York stock market rose with oils, steels, and coppers leading gains while railroads and aircrafts advanced modestly. Trading slowed to about two million shares. Standard Oil (NJ) climbed 2 to 3 points, Kennecott Copper rose after profits news, and the AP average edged higher at noon.
In Farmville NC tonight 18 eastern NC towns formed a coalition seeking a central airport. W W Speight Greenville attorney was elected chairman and Ed Davenport Farmville was named vice chairman to lead the effort. Robert Hanes Winston-Salem banker urged unity and a central site, noting four factors industry considers for locating airport related facilities.
The Colorado Supreme Court debated Canon 35 restricting news photos and broadcasts in court. NPPA members photographed sessions. supporters argue public access outweighs decorum concerns while the bar association defends judge discretion.
Brig. Gen. John R. Noyes and Maj. Robert Kolb were pulled from a wreck on a frozen Alaskan mountain 25 miles northeast of Nome. Noyes died in Nome hospital hours later after the rescue by pilots and a druggist aided by Civil Air Patrol.
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