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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1957
Page
3
Harold K. Milks reports from Moscow on fresh purges affecting lesser Reds. The dispatch is not subject to the censorship that governs Moscow filings.
Prague dispatch says mass purges of Soviet Communist officials are expected after the ouster of the Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich group. Khrushchev and allies likely to dismiss opponents from lower party ranks with no widespread violence or formal executions.
Paris July 6 U S military authorities in Verdun held Pfc Riley Harris of Leeds Alabama in the fatal shooting of a French civilian near a Toul construction camp. The civilian died early today from a stomach wound as Harris fired to scare soldiers. Since Andre was killed on an Army base it seemed likely Harris would be tried by a U S military court.
In Elizabethtown Kentucky violinist Dave Rubinoff wowed listeners with Warsaw Concerto as about 60 bats joined the performance at the auditorium.
About 60,000 Scouts and leaders will move into Valley Forge from July 12 to 18, forming a temporary city of 25,000 tents on 3,000 acres. The planning includes 8 miles of piping to supply water, a 1,330-seater final dinner, vast food and fuel logistics, and daily activities centered at a 100 by 240 foot arena. President Eisenhower is expected to speak, with programs across diverse faiths and youth demonstrations of democracy.
In Hyattsville Maryland two Prince Georges County officers rushed to 4512 38th Street after a radio call about frogs. Mrs Mary Harman told officers the frogs were quiet and advised her to see the mayor.
The Bible states Noah built the ark from gopherwood, a term many translators interpret as cypress. The note discusses how word meaning has shifted with translation and debate over the exact timber used.
In Clinton Tennessee the trial of 17 pro segregationists opens with major Dixie lawyers aiding the defense as judges and federal authority collide over injunction enforcement. Governors and attorneys general from Georgia Louisiana and Texas join the effort while Justice Department civil rights measures face Senate debate.
J. G. Van Busschbach, Amsterdam superintendent of schools, is named first William McDougall Award winner for extrasensory perception studies in Durham public schools. Duke University’s parapsychology lab grants $1,000 to encourage further research.
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