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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1958
Page
2
A six-nation survey shows broad support for a worldwide arms inspection body to prevent hydrogen and atomic bombs and missiles. Japan shows the highest worry about a future nuclear war, while the United States reports a majority feeling at least somewhat anxious.
The new Miss Universe Luz Marina Zuloaga, a 5 foot 1 inch, 116 pound Colombian beauty, said she is seeking a man rather than a career and spoke of her many children. Other finalists included Miss Brazil Adalgisa Colombo Miss Hawaii Geri Loo and Miss Poland Alicja Bobrowska, with Miss USA Earlyne Howell finishing third runner up.
North Carolina driver George W. Hill Jr. 31 died after a two hour effort to free him from the cab of a tractor trailer in Philadelphia. Firemen doctors and a stevedore worked from 3 15 a m to 5 25 a m as a crowd watched while Hill was lifted from the wreckage and died.
Mrs. Jane Ragan 85 of 1408 West St. died Wednesday at home after long illness. Born in Guilford County she lived all her life here and was 60-year member of St. Mark Methodist Church. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Wilner Henderson and Mrs. Blanche Green of Pittsburgh, PA. sons Charles Ragan of New York City and Elim Ragan of High Point. Funeral 3 p.m. at St. Mark Methodist Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Hairlip Funeral Home handling arrangements.
Reporter details Baghdad turmoil as revolutionaries gather, with crowds, banners featuring Nasser, and khaki soldiers securing streets. He witnesses street meetings, looted government sites, and civilians reacting with relief and uncertainty amid shifting control and a visit to a newsroom in old city quarters.
A woman faced a $5,600 theft count in $1 bills was cleared when the judge dismissed it after the accuser’s lawyer said his client was misinformed. The warrant against Teresa Mills was withdrawn, with Clodfelter ordered to pay court costs.
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