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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
2
Neenah Wisconsin records William F. P. Sudro age 72 as retired dean of the North Dakota State College school of pharmacy. Sudro served on the North Dakota faculty for 48 years before retiring in 1955.
A discussion notes that a wife who criticizes her husband to others harms self respect and gains nothing. It advises speaking directly to the husband for problems and cautions that intellectual growth typically ends in the early twenties.
The essay traces human growth beyond physical limits and the persistent need for admiration. It argues that as people age they seek recognition, adjust their aims to gain approval, and may become a nuisance when admiration is a repressed motive.
Television listings show Harbourmaster at 7:30 followed by Playhouse 90 episode 66 and a 90 minute climax segment on the Harbourmaster theme.
The World Series offers welcome relief from business concerns as prices for steel, copper scrap, and raw materials drift downward. Analysts weigh the impact of defense spending delays on industry, consumer Christmas spending, and potential tax cuts, with farm prices and construction demand waving signals of weakness. If the Series cools market activity, nerves may ease despite mixed prospects for inflation and profits.
The State Department announced a Dulles Gromyko meeting in New York to discuss world problems with focus on the Middle East. Disarmament may be discussed but the talks will primarily address Soviet influence in the region and U.N. handling with Arab states.
New York City officials report the Asian flu epidemic has arrived and is mild so far. Health Commissioner Dr Roscoe P Randle notes many attacked with a fever around 48 hours and quick recoveries. Schools head Dr William Jansen cites up to 20 percent of 940000 pupils and over 8000 teachers out. Mayor Wagner’s office says 10822 people sought hospital treatment for flu like illness from Friday afternoon to Tuesday midnight.
In Toulon France during the night three of the five premature quintuplets died. The remaining two babies Roland and Michele Christofle were said to have a hopeful prognosis. Mother Camille Christofle 29 is recovering and husband 33 works for social security. The quints born three months early weighed 2 to 2.3 pounds each. Philippe Helene and Genevieve died within hours of birth and at dawn. Only two quintuplet groups in history survived beyond infancy the Dionnes and the Diligentis.
In McAllen Texas a cricket climbed into a transmitter component at radio station KRIO and caused a short circuit that knocked the station off air briefly. Station manager Chuck McKassen reported the incident and said power was restored after the circuit was cleared.
President Eisenhower defended court decisions as essential to American governance and warned against defying the judiciary while noting the need to preserve institutions. He addressed corruption in the Teamsters, Syria’s instability, and rejected deep defense budget cuts while signaling possible restraint on spending.
Rutherfordton North Carolina amateur rifle club obtained a shipment of surplus telephone wire valued at 20800 dollars from the federal government three months earlier to fix its firing range. The club treasurer Gen Norville refused the delivery and said the club had grown tired of waiting and bought wire from a hardware store last week for one dollar.
Moon shine whisky flowed in the streets of Marshall North Carolina yesterday as sheriff's officers disposed of liquor seized in raids by dumping 51 cases on the streets and letting it drain away.
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