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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
6
The report notes a cool trend in the Northeast continuing while the Mississippi shows a warming trend. It also forecasts cooling for the Northwest, northern Rockies and northern Plains, with ap wirephotographs accompanying the update.
Forecast for North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia shows mostly cloudy skies with possible showers and scattered thunderstorms in parts. North Carolina expects a cool night with 60s highs in the north and 70s elsewhere. Georgia ranges 70s to low 80s with humid conditions.
Eight graduates from Pekin High School class of 1907, including editor Publisher Faye F. McNaughton, reunite for a 50th anniversary gathering. The event, held in Pekin with two former teachers present, recalls long-ago schooldays and memories from the early 1900s.
Maebashi Japan two Japanese farmers testified in the manslaughter trial of William Girard who is accused of firing at three or four other farmers the day he killed Mrs Naka Sakai The court heard statements by the farmers former investigation testimony challenged by the prosecution and defense with Judge Kawachi allowing the witnesses to testify The case centers on the Illinois soldier and the complex wartime events surrounding the killing
Pleasant weather prevailed in other sections today. Cooler air moved southward across Northwestern areas with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees lower than yesterday morning. Scattered showers and clouds spread from Montana to coastal Washington and Oregon. Snow fell in the northern Rockies with freezing temperatures at Mullen Pass Idaho.
The council's general board commended President Eisenhower for upholding federal court decisions on integration and restoring law. A debate over Southern governors, notably Arkansas' Orval Faubus, was tabled with a possible vote today. The meeting also approved a $35,000 Rockefeller Brothers Fund grant and pledged a national inquiry into the facts behind the issue.
Washington reports that efforts to peacefully integrate Little Rock Central High and withdraw federal troops stalled as Governor Faubus refused to alter his assurances. Governors Clement Hodges and Hays expressed discouragement while awaiting further talks and possible meetings with President Eisenhower. Faubus warned of disorder upon troop withdrawal and pledged to maintain order.
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