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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1958
Page
2
Forecast calls for warmer conditions across the southern Plains and northern Plateau regions. Provided via AP Wirephoto, detailing regional temperature trends.
Republican State Senator William Bourdon filed a financial statement noting $497 in campaign expenses for his unsuccessful bid for reelection and a footnote stating he received no financial help from anyone and very little of any other kind.
The Touro Synagogue in Newport Rhode Island is recognized as the oldest synagogue in the United States, with construction completed in 1763. The historic house of worship stands as a landmark of colonial religious life.
Reader's Digest article debunks crash diets and excessive exercise, arguing heredity and faulty glands are not the main cause of overweight. It outlines eight simple rules for waistline control and overall health, promoting steady lifestyle changes.
Twin Falls Idaho AP reports Herschel Sonner, 100, spent the day removing old fruit trees and clearing weeds in his orchard and sheep pasture. He paused for a birthday party with about 30 relatives before returning to chores.
Forecast for North Carolina includes sunny cool afternoon conditions. Inland frost tonight and coastal areas near 40. Friday expected to be fair and warmer with coastal highs 65 to 70 and inland lows around 27 to 36. Georgia and South Carolina follow similar cool to mild conditions with clear nights and rising Friday temperatures.
The Associated Press reports today’s sunset at 5 10 p.m. and tomorrow’s sunrise at 7 02 a.m.
Four major networks and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists recessed talks after substantial progress. An accord extended the strike deadline, while four unresolved issues remain including tape stockpiling and pay for use of taped shows. The union seeks a 10 percent wage increase and additional pay for performances when taped programs rerun.
In San Francisco two men, Albert Prowse and William O Malley, robbed the Provident Loan Assn of 500 dollars. They forced appraiser Ren W Elliott to lie beside an alarm bell and were stopped two minutes later by a motorcycle policeman. They were charged with armed robbery.
Thomas C. Mee Jr. lost a wallet with 100 dollars from a boat in 40 feet of water off Watch Hill on August 1. Arthur H. Des Sureault of Norwich, Connecticut, found the wallet while clamming near Barn Island and returned both the wallet and money.
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