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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1959

Page

8

Five Day North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Weather Forecast

Forecast shows sunny and cool conditions across North and South Carolina with unseasonably cool nights. Georgia remains fair with scattered thundershowers in the extreme south, lows near 60 to 70, and a gradual warming trend through the week. Temperatures run about two to three degrees below normal with Raleigh 88 65, Charlotte 88 67, Charleston 88 69.

North Carolina South Carolina Georgia North Raleigh Charlotte Charleston

Merry Moon Madness Opens Philadelphia Summer Week

City Hall and the Philadelphia Zoo become stages for a lighthearted summer festival. Chimpanzees Michelle and Tommy wed in a playful ceremony described as the wedding of the year with children in attendance and radio television entertainers joining the fun.

Philadelphia City Hall Michelle Tommy

Sweet Plan Goes Sour by Three Boys in Providence

Three boys aged 10 to 13 were arrested at Rosen Candy Co in Providence Sunday after a pantry raid plan for sweets went wrong. Police detained the youths as they attempted exit from the store.

Providence, R. I Rosen Candy Co

Eisenhower accused of siding with business in wage talks

Albert Whitehouse of the United Steelworkers charged at the AFL-CIO IUD conference that the administration backs big business to curb union bargaining power. Eisenhower denied intervening for steel firms and urged workers to avoid inflationary wage hikes as contract talks with management remain deadlocked.

Philadelphia Afl-Cio Eisenhower Albert Whitehouse IUD Whitehouse Cincinnati United Steelworkers Union John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Union Senate New York Wall Street

Deer Interrupts Sunday Drive in Colorado Crash

Charles J. Smith encountered a deer that leaped onto his hood shattering the windshield during a Sunday drive near Engelwood. The wounded animal was tracked by a patrolman and euthanized.

Engelwood Colo Charles J. Smith Smith

Pentagonese Bursts Its Bounds

A playful mock biography of a Pentagonese character traces a career from a May 13 1911 marriage to a 1929 academy appointment and WWII service. It notes rapid promotions, a domestic Washington facility, and a later deactivation after a random civilian vehicle incident near the Pentagon. Funeral plans remain unformulated.

Washington Pentagon Military Inbasket United States Capt. Inbasket Miss Honeysuckle Picketline Shiloh Marcus T. Inbaskett Jr Penelope S. Inbasket Shiloh P. Inbasket Washington, D.C Department of de Gen. Inbasket Pentagon North

Paper Items Tested at Brooke Army Medical Center

In San Antonio AP report tests at Brooke Army Medical Center explore using paper gowns and sheets for patients and staff. Maj. Gen. William E. Shambora, center commander, cites shortages of conventional cloth equipment and clothing as the motivation for potential use.

San Antonio Brooke Army Medical Center William E. Shambora

Monarchy Gains Fresh Luster From King Baudouin Visit

Belgium’s King Baudouin, 28, returns from a U S tour with a new public warmth. His bride‑to‑be Dona Paola Ruffo di Calabria, 21, wins hearts on royal appearances from Brussels airport to Ostend, boosting the monarchy’s popularity as Prince Albert remains heir.

Eddy Gilmore Brussels Baudouin United States Dona Paola Ruffo di Calabria Prince Albert Liege Albert Dona Paola Paola Belgium Ostend

Soviets May Show Fouinment Suturing Device in U S

Cleveland industrialist H James Rand of Rand Development Corp says Soviet scientists may showcase medical gear in US medical schools this year. He described a suturing device as a faster method, plus a sleep machine using electricity for anesthesia, with import options and profits sharing planned.

Cleveland United States H. James Rand Rand Development Corp Rand U. S U.S.S.R

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