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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1959
Page
7
Fall starts the gardening year with cleanup and soil care. Rake leaves for compost, prune, and tidy plants while saving clippings for enriching mulch. Fall fumigation and cover crops help soil health, while tool maintenance and safe chemical storage prepare for spring.
The article extols bulbs hardy and easy to grow, from crocus and daffodil to tulip and snowdrops, noting early bloomers like snowdrops can appear in January. It advises planning planting spots now, protecting soil from frost with leaf mulch, and storing awaiting bulbs in cool airy containers with fresh air.
A reader questions who should break away after a good night kiss and about sustaining love. Ann Landers advises on uncertainty, jealousy, and how nagging harms marriage, sharing personal regrets and urging warm, stable husband–wife dynamics. Readers are urged to mail questions with SASE for replies.
The daily circulation of U S newspapers increased by 48 percent since 1930, moving from 99,640,000 copies to 58,600,000 copies daily.
Hugh Mahoney aged 14 sank 25 of 30 free throws to win the Newark city junior championship. The 5 foot 6 youth, after a year, hopes to practice running and jumping shots aiming for a place on his high school varsity team with the line I may not be too tall but I’ve got high hopes.
At the United Nations General Assembly the United Arab Republic explained its ban on Israeli ships and cargoes through the Suez Canal. Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi was to deliver a 40 minute speech addressing the canal, Israel, Palestine refugees, Algeria, and related issues. The briefing marks the UAR's first full public exposition of its seizure policy for Israeli cargoes on non-Israeli vessels.
The North Carolina State Wildlife Federation opposed the Atomic Energy Commission plan to dump radioactive waste off the coast at Pinehurst during its annual convention. The federation urged public hearings on hunting season dates and bag limits and protested Roanoke River pollution harming striped bass spawning grounds. Thomas W. Reese of Hickory was reelected federation president.
Boston AP letter quotes W. Averell Harriman, former New York governor, urging the word capitalism be abolished. He argues Khrushchev and communists should not be framed as standard bearers of capitalism and says the modern economy bears little resemblance to Marxist ideas.
American driver Mickey Thompson from El Monte California attempted to set a 400 mph world auto speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah. His Challenger I skidded on mushy rough salt and toppled market stakes but he resumed and reached about 340 mph before stopping. He aimed to beat the 1947 Cobb record of 301 mph.
Gov. Edmund Brown and his wife attended a La Quinta Hotel cocktail party with the White House press corps while President Eisenhower grilled steaks for stag guests nearby. Brown said the meeting was social but exchanged greetings with reporters who travel with the President.
Five U S airmen clashed with Japanese men near Tachikawa Sunday in a bloody brawl. Airman Robert L. Greene, 22, from Howerton, Va, was badly cut requiring fifteen stitches after a beer bottle struck him. Police held four Japanese for assault as the Air Force imposed a two street ban in the area.
Ford released suggested factory list prices for the Falcon the new smaller car. The two door Falcon is priced at 1746 dollars and the four door at 1803 dollars. Henry Ford II said the Falcon could be the most extensive advance in the passenger auto industry.
Officials say Pakistan cancelled the annual Interpol conference set for Lahore due to refusal to invite Israeli delegates. The meeting had been planned for the final week of the month in Lahore.
The note explains that heavy use of anti perspirants can transfer to fabric and if left to interact with perspiration over time it weakens fabrics. Dry cleaning or cleaning can shred or hole fabrics. Some products contain acids that destroy fabrics.
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