10 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
1
Buyers increase presence on middle floors of the Southern Fw Exposition Building while top floors show moderate activity. Attendance on day three is slightly above last summer, with 696 buyers registered yesterday and 524 by noon today. Exhibitors report steady demand for quick deliveries as retailers keep inventories lean. More details on page eleven A.
A reflection compares ice sculpted images to immovable hearts. It notes ice appears permanent yet melts under warmth just as icy hearts soften through God and friendship. Love challenges coldness, and humanity can become kinder when warmth exists.
Khrushchev told a Prague crowd that imperialist attempts to split the Communist bloc would fail. He warned no force can shake the socialist world’s unity as Bulganin and he concluded a 24 hour whistle stop tour.
Senator Russell met with President Eisenhower at the White House for about fifty minutes. Russell said the President's mind is open to amendments that would clarify the administration's civil rights bill while opponents in the Senate warn against punitive measures.
Attorneys excused four alternate candidates amid strong local ties and convictions on segregation. Three alternates were chosen W Fa rmer, Mrs Harriman housewife, and Mrs Sunbright. They will join the jury in judging Northern segregationist John Kasper and the Clinton 15 charged with interfering with Clinton High School integration last August.
Washington officials report three incomplete estimates of Khrushchev power after the Kremlin shakeup. Some see him as a virtual dictator though others argue he remains chairman with weaker opposition. Some cite Zhukov as potentially the real strong man while Molotov Malenkov and Shepilov may press ambitions.
A 23 year old UC student John Findley Scott lies critically injured after a 40 foot fall on Palisade Peak California. Doctors say he must be air lifted immediately but a violent Sierra storm and 14 000 foot altitude threaten the helicopter rescue attempt. Pilot Bill Davidson tests a Bell G2 to provide the ride needed to reach the camp and deliver supplies and medicine.
Washington Democrats avoided a House Interior Committee meeting on the Hells Canyon Dam measure. Only 12 members answered roll call, short of the 16 needed for business, prompting adjournment. The bill would authorize a high federal dam flooding three Idaho Power Co. sites along the Snake River near Idaho and Oregon. The Eisenhower administration backs private development.
The Associated Press reports the Carolinas faced their fiercest heat wave of the year with temperatures near 100 and high humidity. A drier, cooler air front moving down from the north was expected to ease conditions, with showers unlikely outside the northeast corner of North Carolina.
The Air Force unveiled its first supersonic atomic bomber, the Convair B58 Hustler, with a small needle nose delta wing and four engines. Lt. Gen. Irvine called it the fastest jet bomber, while Frank W. Davis of General Dynamics emphasized its speed advantage over prior models.
Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi dismissed the 40 month old cabinet and formed a largely new government. He kept Hirohide Ishida and Mitsujiro Ishii, reshuffled all 17 ministers, and appointed Aiichiro Fujiyama as foreign minister to ease factional tensions within the Liberal Democratic party.
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