10 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
1
Gov Hodges announced Allied Kennecott Titanium Corp will build a multi million dollar plant in Wilmington to produce titanium forgings and billets. The facility is expected to create 500 jobs when fully operational and signals a significant investment in the region.
Nobel laureate Linus Pauling says he may convene scientists from Russia Britain France and other nations to join a global appeal to halt nuclear weapon tests. He cites rising fallout dangers and urges an international agreement supported by thousands of scientists and his forthcoming lecture tour in France.
R L Dieffenbacher reflects on how thrill seeking spans speed, danger, and media hype yet asks for a shift toward genuine emotions like love, sympathy, and humility rooted in religious effort. The piece contrasts imagined danger with constructive, real-life compassion.
BEIRUT Candidates backed defeat would have boosted President Nasser of Egypt and leftist allies. Sami Solh won a Beirut seat in a 10 of 11 sweep while southern Lebanon parties took 5 of 11. The 66 seat parliament will fill 44 seats by next three Sundays amid clashes injuring 11 and one death reported.
A House Senate conference committee met in Raleigh to resolve a deadlock over teacher pay. They reviewed 16.09 percent versus 15 percent raises as Republicans and Democrats debate funding. If no agreement is reached, the committee could be dissolved or reconstituted with names including Rep. Umstead and Sen. Rose and Rep. Taylor.
The Supreme Court ordered a new hearing for Daryl Chessman, the California sex offender and prison inmate. Justice Harlan delivered a 5-3 decision after Chessman endured a nine year legal battle to avoid execution in San Quentin's gas chamber.
A bomb exploded under a bandstand during a tea dance at Casino de la Corniche in Algiers killing seven, wounding 83, mostly young people and children. Authorities blamed Algerian nationalists amid ongoing independence pressure. Police search for a suspected Algerian steward who vanished from the casino.
Charles Ka wards of Nebo testified in the McDowell County Sheriff Ashby Robinson murder trial that Cohen Sprinkle pleaded to be killed after an argument. Edwards placed the shooting in front of a Marion cafe on January 28 as Robinson fired and directed aides to load Sprinkle into an ambulance.
Vice President Nixon moves toward Eisenhower alignment on foreign aid and spending. He voiced support for U S aid to Poland in Michigan and is viewed as a rival to Knowland for the 1960 Republican nomination.
The headless, handless man in a frogman suit was found floating 11 miles from the area where Cmdr Lionel Crabb disappeared 13% months ago. Admiralty says Crabb remains the only missing frogman in the region. The body was recovered by a fisherman near Chichester harbor, linking to currents from Portsmouth. Controversy swirls over Crabb mission and possible spy ties to the Ordzhonikidze.
A delegation from Ottawa Illinois carries a petition signed by over 6000 mothers and meets Edward McCabe in Washington to press for William Girard to be tried by an American court for fatally shooting a Japanese woman. He is held at Camp Whittington awaiting a U S district court hearing tomorrow on production of the soldier.
President Eisenhower suffered stomach distress with vomiting during the night. Dr Howard White was with him and heart specialist Dr Paul Dudley White was consulted. The announcement triggered a stock market dip before a partial recovery.
A rented Tri-Pacer crashed into a one story home in Pacoima California killing four aboard. Eight dinner guests inside the home were unhurt as neighbors called the event a miracle. Victims identified include Owen Wallis 33 Henry Harris Smith 42 Robert F Peterson 52 and Terrence Patterson Lockhardt 33.
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