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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1958
Page
8
At Piasecki Air in Philadelphia a wingless, ground vehicle with forward and rear ducted fans is shown. The design aims for vertical takeoff and hovering, with potential battlefield mobility for reconnaissance and light troops, reducing reliance on bulky helicopters and enabling rapid ground transport.
Forsyth County’s Old Town Community evolves from farming area to a growing suburb. Development has drawn 500+ families around Old Town Elementary School as residents balance historic roots with new homes. The 3,507-system Old Town Telephone serves King, Lewisville and Rural Hall, while local clubs and planning efforts shape the area's future.
Nobel laureate Dr. Harold C. Urey in Berkeley criticizes U.S. satellite efforts as minor and calls for doubled teacher salaries. He notes Russia's larger orbital objects and argues education fuels long term competition, urging full-time teaching by scientists and experts in schools.
The cross vine earns its name from a cross-like mark visible in the stem when cut. Locals in South America regard the plant as sacred due to this feature.
Western gains hinge on a no holds barred summit free from Moscow limits. Gromyko’s terms restrict agenda and risk repeating Geneva 1955, while Moscow pushes for disarmament bans and trade boosts to ease pressure and extend influence.
An Asheville based nonprofit chaired by Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger launches a national project to correlate medical studies on factory workers. The effort relies on Occupational Health Services data from 30 000 workers, with 25 percent showing defects and 70 percent unaware of them.
The Associated Press reports a youthful leadership driving the Indonesian revolt. Ahmad Hussein or “Tiger of Central Sumatra” and Col Maludin Simbolon spearhead the Sumatra central province coup while Sjafruddin Prawiranegara pushes fiscal caution against Jakarta.
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