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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1959
Page
2
A Soviet broadcast asserts the superiority of automatic and telemechanic instruments enabling safe landing of space payloads and experiments. It cites Laika’s Sputnik II mission and claims of later Soviet and American animal flights, noting recovery outcomes and health issues during operations.
London AP report notes the Daily Mail nicknamed the Soviet carrier of two dogs and a rabbit Noah’s Arknik. The unusual label highlights press playfulness over the historic space flight.
A world famous research institute announces a new healing substance Bio-Dyne for piles. Available as suppository or ointment under the name Are He At Your Druggist with a money back guarantee and U S patent registration.
Argentina's Frondizi faces a rebel military stance as officers demand his resignation. The regime has shuffled cabinet posts and fired key officials to placate the armed forces while critics blame Peronist coddling and erratic policy for the nation's economic and political turmoil.
Marlene Oxford of Kelso Washington reunited with her four year old son Bobby after being released Monday night due to illness. 10 staff members led by Ernest Timpani and state troopers conducted a two to three minute rescue at the state reformatory in Olympia. Four convicts who attempted escape were moved under heavy guard as the operation concluded without serious injuries. The plan hinged on a trigger word Olympia used by Lt. William McKelvie and Officer John Martin to signal when to fire.
A Greene County group of Negro parents seeks transfer of five children to Walstonburg High School for convenience and better education while opposing segregation. The board defers action to Aug. 3 as NAACP involvement is unsettled and funding details await state approval. Moses Forbes cites proximity to Walstonburg. NAACP says it may assist financially if needed.
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