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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1958
Page
10
Gov. Hodges tells a North Carolina State College conference that private forest owners can double productivity and income, turning timber growing into a 100 million dollar farm enterprise. He calls for long range plans and stronger buyer-seller partnerships to boost permanent, efficient timber growing.
Las Vegas police report a 23 year old mother, Erline Folker, was found slain in the desert after a handyman, Jack Rainsberger, said voices compelled him to sacrifice her. He led officers to the crime scene following a night of a phony robbery report and was jailed on suspicion of murder. Folker leaves behind a 3 year old son.
Chesterfield County postpones recount after tie vote between W E Redfearn, inmate awaiting grand jury, and Margie Pusser. Chairman Aaron Caldwell requires both finalists or a present representative for a recount. Redfearn faces murder charges tied to Rudolph Hursey death. governor previously accused him of misconduct and running a marriage mill.
In Washington four state governors sought U.S. Senate seats in Tuesday elections and all were defeated. Republican Goodwin J. Knight of California, Harold W. Handley of Indiana, Democrat Ernest W. McFarland of Arizona, and Democrat George M. Leader of Pennsylvania failed to win seats, with Maine Governor Edmund S Muskie proving the standout by previously defeating the Republican incumbent.
Pope John XXIII greeted about 500 world press representatives in Clementine Hall and urged truthful reporting. He joked about the conclave secrets and said he is learning universal fatherhood, reminding reporters to stick to church traditions while reading the papers. He offered a blessing to the journalists.
Mrs. Cora Belle Cox, 80, won a divorce in court after answering a single question. Judge Marshall Quint asked if her husband abused her, she replied that he was always too drunk.
Stiff cold winds drove temperatures lower across the mid continent and pushed the chill into the eastern states. Gusts of 45 to 65 mph churned Great Lakes waters as the storm moved northeast toward the Appalachians and west Gulf Coast. The cool air was forecast to reach the Atlantic states after Wednesday with wind easing in the Northeast as the system shifts into Canada.
Since 1956 the Pan American Zoonoses Center at Azul Argentina has studied health control problems involving diseases transmitted from animals to humans.
Troops from the 327th Infantry and 101st Airborne link up after helicopter and air assault insertions as STRAC tests rapid deployment. Night raids at Fort Bragg and Campbell precede the end of the exercise with 14 injuries reported.
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