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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1955
Page
5
The piece discusses man gaining a handle on life through a first law enabling control and certainty in a small area, provoking moral questions. It urges daily affirmation of confidence in God’s plan, aligning actions with divine will, and ending with a psalmist verse about rejoicing in the day.
Federal officials evaluate manufacturers as a seven month booster timeline treads forward. Michigan resumes hesitantly while many states report limited stock and a halt to mass vaccinations. Senate Commerce chair Magnuson vows inquiry and possible new legislation if procedures remain unwise. Priest supports careful checks and direct government testing of batches and plants.
Four men including Teddy Cox Winston Locklair and Sam White all of Charlotte and Lon Lytle of Fort Mill S C remain on bond after arrests in a continuing investigation of hom sexual activity in the area Police Chief Frank N Littlejohn and Detective Neal Forney said others will face charges at a preliminary hearing Thursday Forney described a pattern where four teen aged youths were involved with older men over two years with payments from the older men and noted the second such arrest wave in a year.
The film star Joan Crawford married Alfred N. Steele president of PepsiCo in a 2:10 am civil ceremony at the Flamingo Hotel Las Vegas officiated by Municipal Judge John Mendoza. The 47 year old actress wore a black and gold dress and plans to fly back to Hollywood for film commitments.
Washington signals a move to end the eight week old Southern Bell telephone strike as federal mediators note the rail settlement may prompt new talks. Sen Kefauver urges binding arbitration while CWA accuses Bell management of antiunion tactics amid violence and stalled talks.
Foreign Secretary Harold Macmillan and French Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay planned to fly to Vienna after the NATO Council meeting to resolve any treaty issues left unsettled by ambassadors. Ilyichev’s reductions were seen as a Soviet gift to Austria not affecting the other powers.
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