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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1958
Page
12
Harold Stassen concedes defeat in the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race and returns to his Chestnut Street headquarters. He maintains a marble calm, cites Philadelphia returns as decisive, and reassures supporters as aides worry about broader party losses in November.
Washington says a shipment of light tanks from German stocks will go to Lebanon along with police gear. Dulles cites solid evidence of interference claims by Chamoun. The U S moved 18 C 124 Globemaster transports to Frankfurt, not for tanks, but for potential evacuations from Lebanon or Algeria. Washington monitors Algeria unrest as de Gaulle grows.
Mrs. James C. Parker, new president of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, urges parents to lead in child upbringing and warns against shifting duties to schools. She calls for renewed home school cooperation to build ethics, self-control, and concern for others.
A Columbus pupil aged nine presented a composition titled What I Would Like to Be Right Now during a Columbus School Board meeting read by School Supt Harold H Eibling In the piece he expresses desires to be a father of two and to be president of a bank. He cites needing a good record and no time in the pen and notes attending a banker college to reach the goal.
President Eisenhower showed he remains unshaken as a flashbulb captured his departure at LaGuardia Field. Secret Service and police reacted to the cameras as he prepared to fly to Washington. Home accidents kill 3,300 farm residents annually.
The Army unveils Strac a strategic corps of four divisions ready to move on short notice with air and sea lift from the Air Force and Navy. Units include the 82nd Airborne at Fort Bragg the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell the 1st Infantry at Fort Riley and the 4th Infantry at Fort Lewis.
In South Amboy New Jersey Mrs Roman Fernecz told police she swung at a moth with a hammer missing and struck her husband instead. He was found unconscious but revived and treated at a hospital The moth remained at large.
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