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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1957
Page
3
North Carolina approves sale of "dietetic ice milk" from July 1 under physician supervision and a 1957 fertilizer grade list is adopted. The board adds high analysis grades 0 30 30 and 0 0 20, removes some tobacco and general crop grades, and requires labels to include artificial sweeteners with warnings.
Dr Cleo Dawson from the University of Kentucky says women are not inherently bossy and seek security while men dominate. Bernice Neugarten of the University of Chicago notes wives head the family after age 50. Tests suggest younger couples favor male heads, older couples favor the wife. Yes an inferior person can have an inferiority complex but less likely with average or better intelligence.
An essay discusses how childhood doubts shape self worth and notes that a child with below average awareness may be more influenced by parental attitudes. The United States Cerebral Palsy Association recommends schooling for handicapped children unless families lack facilities for special training, highlighting the challenge of giving attention to every child in families with multiple youngsters.
Governor Hodges announced plans to appoint a revenue commissioner a highways director and a head of a new state department of administration after legislative adjournment. A seven member highway commission and a new state prisons board will also be named. Revenue Commissioner Eugene Shaw has stepped down and will return to law practice in Greensboro. The governor indicated adjournment by Saturday is possible and that the revenue bill may be enacted with “reasonably satisfactory” features. He noted the arrival of about 16 governors for visits around the Dare County area after the National Governors Conference.
FAIRVIEW Kentucky crowds observe Confederate Memorial Day during a daylong event with hundreds attending as Old South traditions are remembered. U S railroads announce plans to spend 1.3 billion dollars on rolling stock in 1957.
The United States plans a balloon suspended nuclear shot at the ATOMIC TEST SITE Nevada. Dr Gerald Enmiele announced plans for the third shot in the series with a 67 foot balloon 500 feet high. The test includes 45 experiments and 18 aircraft with safety devices to limit fallout.
Midway Island is being developed into a U S defense nerve center with a 10 000 foot runway, dredging to 36 feet for 90 000 ton tankers, and 1 100 workers from Hawaii. The plan positions Midway for Navy Super Constellations in a distant early warning role tied to Dew Line style defense. A flag history note recalls the 1775 Philadelphia Troop banner later changed by George Washington.
Investors note Christiana Securities Co. owns 12,190,200 Du Pont shares and 535,000 GM shares as Du Pont and GM price moves drive Christiana. The firm paid $480 a share in 1966 dividends and had a high of $17,300 bid for its stock earlier this year amid antitrust court action. Paris subways to be rubber-tired by end of 1957.
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