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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1957
Page
3
Lancaster notes Baer's Almanac 33rd edition predicts a severe winter from January to late March with major cold waves and frequent storms. It cites moon lore and Pennsylvania Dutch sayings such as presliced Thanksgiving turkey sales by vending machines and sausage on New Year’s Day bringing vigor.
MADRID mourning for Miguel A Catalan Spain's leading physicist and atomic physics professor at Madrid University who died yesterday from a pancreas disorder. He was 63 and studied at MIT Princeton NBS and UC Berkeley and lectured on atomic structure and electron energy states.
Frank Leopold Weil 63 a lawyer and board chairman of the Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion died Sunday Weil helped lead the oldest Jewish theological seminary with rabbinical schools in New York Cincinnati and Los Angeles Weil was born in New York.
Paul Dean Clark, 27, of Beaumont Texas, robbed Wachovia Bank in Asheville in July last year taking 42857 dollars. FBI agent Settle testified Clark planned and cashed in, driving to Nashville Knoxville Oak Ridge then Asheville before the July 22 holdup and rapid capture. Clark pleaded guilty to bank robbery and related interstate offenses in U S District Court.
A new in ear hearing aid from Sonotone weighs half an ounce and is worn entirely inside the ear with no cord or button. Benjamin Moore will demonstrate at the Sheraton Hotel in High Point on Thursday November 14 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Legal leaders opposing integration react as the 4th Circuit orders Prince Edward County to begin desegregation promptly, even if it risks school closings. They consider appealing to the Supreme Court as they prepare counter strategies in the long-running case.
State Treasurer Edwin Gill told a Veterans Day audience that North Carolina schools must stress the needs of exceptional children and reassess science education for gifted youth. He warned of costly challenges in creating a curriculum fair to all, citing the wasteful years when education is misaligned. The Richardson Foundation donated 50,000 dollars to fund a comprehensive curriculum study.
Samuel Kappel, 68, a founder and longtime official of Howard Stores Corp., died yesterday in New York. Born in Russia he served as chairman of the board and treasurer of the chain which owns 90 clothing stores.
Sen. Sam J. Ervin urged Greensboro audiences to surpass the Russians in all fields while avoiding war. He predicted labor row legislation, Reciprocal Trade Act overhaul, and civil rights moves, and critiqued Eisenhower for lip service to local self government.
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