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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1958
Page
5
A U S Marine was killed near a Beirut outpost after failing to answer a sentry who fired at him. The incident occurred as he laid trip flares near the airport position while troops sought to determine why he did not respond. A Navy fighter also crashed in the mountains, causing another death. the Marine’s identity was withheld pending family notification.
Union delegates from national and local U A W groups meet with 90 invited participants at the University of North Carolina. UNC Chancellor William B Aycock welcomes attendees. Morning lectures are by the National Education Committee staff and evening talks feature union officials and UNC faculty.
In Amman Jordan British Red Devil paratroops may carry arms inside the city at night. A British Embassy spokesman says this is normal and follows their initial cautious arrival at King Hussein's invitation. He reports good local reception and no confirmed Syrian terrorist threat. Lt Gen Sir Roger Bower arrived for a brief visit.
Thomas J. Price of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service warned at a joint convention that cesium-137 and other radioactive wastes pose a serious risk to oysters and shellfish. He said oysters concentrate fission products quickly, often higher than surrounding water.
In Tulsa Oklahoma the 5 250 mile charter with 70 women passengers to Seattle Washington for the National Business and Professional Women's convention drew no complaints from drivers Glen Gray and C D Brown who called the trip the most enjoyable they have made.
The NC and SC press groups gathered at Grove Park Inn Asheville for a joint meeting. Carl Sandburg entertained with poetry and guitar selections during the banquet. Bellboys wore red coats and Bermuda shorts, while two colored staffers avoided the look. a longtime doorman kept long pants.
In Austin Texas police halted UT students from passing a petition opposing American troop involvement in Lebanon. Ed Rice, former UT football coach, said they lacked permission to set up the booth but that circulation is their right. About 30 students signed, according to designer Helen Heise.
A reader seeking relief from arthritis and related conditions writes for free information and assistance. The note identifies Mrs. Lela S. Wier of 2805 Arbor Hills Drive and Jackson Mississippi as the contact for correspondence.
Two survivors of an American bomber crash in the Atlantic were flown to Torrejon air base near Madrid. Capt Clyde B. Trent Jr. and Sgt C O Owen, both 26 to 34, were picked up west of Madeira and landed in Gibraltar. A third crewman remained missing. The jet was en route from Shaw Air Force Base to Lajes Field in the Azores.
Reader's Digest issue promotes a feature on why many marriages fail and how issues like family religion and communication affect young couples. The ad cites a leading counselor and mentions August release at newsstands.
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