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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1957

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U S Jet Flights Over Korea Amid Hurricane Audrey Aftermath

U S Air Force resumes routine training flights over South Korea with new F100 Supersonic jets, operated from Japan and refueling in Korea. Officials say missions are training and not assigned to Korean bases, despite heightened tensions after Audrey.

Seoul South Korea U.N. Command North Korea U.S Emer Sth Air Force Japan US. Air Force Osan Korea

Sheriff Goodman Acquitted By Jury In Whisky Case

In Rockingham North Carolina a jury acquitted Richmond County Sheriff Raymond W Goodman after 31 minutes of deliberation on two counts related to handling confiscated whisky Former county chairman Palmer Nicholson testified that Goodman directed whisky to be stored then sold Nicholson said he later received a check for the whisky which was given to the county auditor

Rockingham N.C Richmond Raymond W. Goodman Palmer Nicholson County Commission Pris Goodman

Nosiness Is Not God’s Way Says D D Dieffenbacher

A religious column argues nosiness harms understanding. It contrasts gossip with divine guidance, urging readers to view others' lives in context and avoid prying into neighbors. It emphasizes that accepting God as guide keeps people from busybody habits and unsatisfying paths.

Robert L. Dieffenbacher D.D NEA God

Steel price hikes to be contested in Senate probe

U S Steel announces about six dollar a ton price rise effective Monday in the latest round of steel increases as Gore says the moves will be raised in the Senate Finance Committee inquiry into the nation s financial condition. Officials predict only a slight inflationary impact on consumer prices despite the rise.

Pittsburgh U.S. Steel Corp Ieee Ie Washington Sen Gore D-Tenn Senate Finance Committee US Steel Corp Finance Committee Eisenhower O'Mahoney D-Wye U.S Kerr D-Okla U. S. Steel Avery Adams Jones & Laughlin

Duke Seeks Approval of N C Project

Duke Power Co. asks the Federal Power Commission for a 50 million dollar hydro plant on the Catawba River North Carolina with a 50 year license and 10 existing Catawba and Wateree projects totaling 444,220 kilowatts. The Cowan's Ford site near Davidson would start at 262,500 kilowatts rising to 350,000 with costs of 46.088 million initial and 50.868 million ultimate. existing licenses cover Bridgewater Rhodhils Oxford Lookout Shoals Mountain Island Catawba Fishing Creek Great Falls Dearborn Rocky Creek Cedar Creek and Wateree.

Washington Duke Power Co Federal Power Commission Catawba River North Carolina Catawba Wateree Carolinas Duke Cowan's Ford Davidson N.C Bridgewater Rhodhils Oxford Lookout Shoals Mountain Island Fishing Creek Great Falls Dearborn Rocky Creek Cejdar Creek

Anderson Patton To Confer On SBI Shakeup

Raleigh Atty Gen George B Patton planned talks with new SBI Director Walter F Anderson about the resignation of Asst SBI Director James F Bradshaw. Bradshaw left his office and defended former SBI chief James W Powell, saying Powell was unfairly fired and that investigations often caused embarrassment.

Raleigh George B. Patton SBI Walter F. Anderson James F. Bradshaw Anderson Patton Bradshaw James W. Powell State Bureau of Investigation Powell Bureau

Senate panel approves FBI file access bill after Jencks ruling

A Senate Judiciary subcommittee moved a bill to let trial judges inspect relevant FBI and other agency reports in criminal cases under the Jencks decision. The unanimous vote aims to curb uncertainty and protect law enforcement while limiting full FBI file disclosure to avoid compromising informants.

Washington Senate FBI Supreme Court Jencks O'Mahoney D-Wye Judiciary Committee Brownell

Toll climbs as Audrey disaster spurs mass displacement

Officials warn the Louisiana coast may suffer thousands of deaths as hurricane Audrey devastates Cameron Parish and surrounding areas. Coast Guard crews report 3,000 to 4,000 believed drowned, with 48 confirmed dead and 30 more missing at Cameron alone. Refugees flood Red Cross shelters while offshore rigs suffer capsizes and crews search for survivors.

Lake Charles Audrey Louisiana Red Cross Cameron Sheritfp F. Vincent Cameron Parish Coast Guard Vincent Blue Bennett E. L. Begler Blue Quarters Ualty Abel LaBlanc Pecan Island Memphis Tenn Texas Granville

Boy Scouts Cycle 600 Miles Through Desert

Four Boy Scouts and Scoutmaster Charles Merritt completed a 600 mile desert cycling trip from Los Angeles to Phoenix in 120 degree heat. The group faced 4000 foot climbs, 9 flat tires, and a record hot Dateland reading while drinking about a gallon of water per person daily. Merritt reported gaining three pounds after the trek.

Phoenix Ariz Charles Merritt Los Angeles Merritt John Womack Pacific Coast Highway San Diego

Miller's Guilt Upheld

U S District Judge Charles F Mc Laughlin refused to overturn Arthur Miller's contempt of Congress conviction though he set aside one count. The judge ruled one count was not covered by the Supreme Court's Wat kins ruling and that Miller did not object to the question's pertinence. The case concerned Miller's refusal to name Communist writers and a meeting with Arnaud D Usseau in 1947.

Brownell Justice Department Rhode Island FBI Supreme Court Eisenhower Congress Clinton E. Jencks Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union Washington U.S Charles F. McLaughlin Arthur Miller Miller McLaughlin High Court Watkins House UN- American Activities Subcommittee Amer New York McLamphire Arnaud D’usseau cLaughlin D'Usseau J T. Watkins

Dulles Calls Chinese Communist Rule a Passing Phase

Secretary of State Dulles warned that recognizing Peiping would aid a Red regime and hurt U.S. and UN interests. He dismissed many arguments for formal relations and urged continued trade restrictions to curb military aid to China, stressing America’s security commitments in Asia.

San Francisco State Dulles China United States Dulles Washington Peiping U. N United Nations U.S Red China Lions International

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Gulf Coast Wait N.C. Project Secretary of the Treasury David W. Kendall Treasury Department Boy Scouts Dateland Thomas Wadham Jim Stralla Gordon Sanders Stralla Ohn
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