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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1958
Page
5
Forecast shows partly cloudy and warm conditions with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Highs near 88 to 92 degrees in Georgia and 80s to low 90s elsewhere, lows around 68 to 74.
In Los Angeles AP reports current sack styles visible in a women's lingerie show. Models wore mid thigh girdles to smooth bulges and corsets to accentuate, reflecting evolving outer garment trends.
The low tonight is 68 degrees, matching last night. Today’s high reaches 84, with tomorrow’s high at 85. Sunset is 7:37 p.m. tonight and sunrise tomorrow at 5:14 a.m.
Former President Harry S. Truman said the Sherman Adams Bernard Goldfine investigation will be a major issue in congressional elections. He said it is up to President Eisenhower to handle the situation and that voters will decide in the fall. Truman spoke after returning from Europe with Mrs. Truman and defended John Steelman’s acceptance of gifts from Goldfine.
Irv ington New Jersey AP skin diver Ernest J Red Stevens 22 ended a 31 hour 10 minute underwater endurance bid surpassing Lee Emfleet of St Louis last Friday. Stevens trained five years and dove from 8 13 a m Saturday under the Bergen County Underseas Research Group using air bottles every 45 minutes and a liquid diet. he hugged his wife Alice after surfacing and quipped I feel wet.
Col. Frank K. Hyatt, 72, president emeritus of Pennsylvania Military College, died yesterday in Eagles Mere Pennsylvania. He retired as president in 1952 after serving since 1930 succeeding his father Brig. Gen. Charles L. Hyatt. He was born in Old Main on campus.
The 145th session of the Presbyterian Synod of North Carolina begins in Davidson with debate over clergy salaries and a record budget of 948 840 for synod needs and 1 483 822 for the General Assembly share. Rev Dr Marshall S Woodson opens the two day session, to be followed by Dr Kelsey Regen.
The week saw at least sixteen violent deaths including a North Carolina shooting after a church dispute. R J Boaz, 31, of Winston Salem, was killed by his wife who faced murder charges. Other victims included a Greensboro highway contractor and his wife struck by a train, a Tomsville golfer found dead likely from lightning, and multiple drownings and traffic fatalities across Fort Bragg, Wilmington, Goldsboro, and Sampson County.
A special design school for retail florists will be held at North Carolina State College August 18 29. The college horticulture department will conduct the course for florist shop managers employees and prospective employees. Dr C E Wilden of Michigan State University will instruct with help from state college staff.
Baghdad radio reports a coup in Iraq declaring a republic. It says the new leadership immediately recognizes the United Arab Republic, reversing Faisal's prior stance.
Former representative from Wisconsin 10th District served as a Progressive during the 74th to 77th Congresses from 1935 to 1943. Later aligned with the Republican Party. Died after a heart attack in later years.
Italian biographer Ortolani, longtime student of Carlo Goldoni, died yesterday in Feltre. He authored numerous books and articles on Goldoni, the Venetian dramatist who lived from 1709 to 1793.
Abdul Razzak, 83, Lebanon millionaire politician and former Parliament member, died from wounds after being shot Friday in an ambush in rebel-held Moslem quarter of Beirut. Unknown assailants carried out the attack as he rode through the area.
Dr. Edwin G. Burrows an authority on South Pacific life and former University of Connecticut anthropology professor died yesterday at 66. He retired from UConn in 1957. Born in Wyoming Ohio.
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