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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1957
Page
5
A crossword style list of across and down clues includes locations and terms such as Parkerhouse, a Scottish river, lamprey, French rivers, beetles, Japanese coin, and legal bench. Down clues feature New Mexico city, Ireland, and various common words with several biographical and geographic entries.
President Eisenhower plans a major political address in Chicago on January 20 to launch the Republican drive to gain control of Congress in the 1958 elections. The White House released the announcement and intended nationwide TV coverage for fund raising dinners.
Eleven Duke University students are elected to Alpha Tau, the honorary education society. Mary McAnally of 1020 Ferndale Drive is included among the new members.
The record notes Madam Marie Curie as the sole person to win Nobel prizes in two fields. She earned physics in 1903 and chemistry in 1911. The Nobel prizes, created in 1901 from Alfred Nobel's endowment of 9 million dollars, honor outstanding work in physics, chemistry, medicine or physiology, literature, and peace.
East and West could not reach game after South opened clubs and West doubled. South made five tricks with ace king of diamonds and ace king trumps. Debate arose whether North should have bid hearts or South should have bid diamonds to escape the penalty.
Satisficians project a U S population of 178500000 by the 1960 census. The first cigarettes are traced back toTurkish makers in the 18th century.
Edward Clayton ONeill, 52, described by himself to Assistant District Attorney Frank Shaw, faced charges after taking $7,225 in deposit checks from two clients and gambling it away in Reno. He believed cancer threatened his wife and three daughters but later learned it was only a glandular ailment.
The United States agreed to buy Alaska from Russia in 1867 for 7.2 million dollars, expanding U.S. territory by acquiring vast northern lands and resources. The sale marked a major 19th century diplomatic deal and reshaped regional boundaries.
Organized legal aid work in the United States began in 1876 to assist German immigrants, as stated in the Encyclopedia Britannica. Ground fine as flour, marble forms body for rouge paints toothpaste rubber and linoleum.
Richard Fichter 34 of Springville Pa. walked on stage during the show and read a prepared statement before being escorted off. Police and CBS officials investigated the intruder’s actions and its impact on the broadcast while contestants continued to battle for the $8 000 question. Fruman and Nadler, and Simmons remained in the elimination match with Fruman leading the competition.
A compact promotional note touts low cost Allstate auto insurance and a telephone help line. It emphasizes protection for driving rights and asks customers to call for assistance with coverage questions.
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