06 Oct 1958
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1958
Page
1
The atomic submarine Seawolf surfaced 15 miles south of Block Island at 11 45 a.m. EDT ending a 60 day submerged patrol. Crew of 116 first breathed air since Aug 7 as hatch opens and three sailors step out. compares to Skate’s 31 days 5% hours. Questions linger on human endurance and feasibility of subs as undersea missile bases with space travel implications.
Pope Pius XII suffered a stroke at Castel Gandolfo amid grave condition reports. A Vatican physician said all is in God’s hands as Msgr. Angelo dell’Acqua noted a slight improvement but called the pope’s status grave.
Peiping announced a seven day cease fire in Formosa with US escorted Nationalist convoys to remain under way. Chiang Kai-shek called the move a trick and deception and urged continued escort by the 7th Fleet while Washington weighed the implications and sought a broader settlement. Sampson Shen accused Peiping of trying to split Taipei and Washington.
Republican leaders forecast a presidential signal to intensify attacks on Democratic critics of the administration s Far East stance. A public letter from President Eisenhower rebutted charges of retreat and warned allies would suffer if the U S were spineless. Senator Green and other Democrats claimed the White House softened its policy on Quemoy and Matsu, while supporters say the line reinforces resolve.
People see themselves above animals yet imitate them with styles like poodle cuts and pony tails. Many seek to elevate spirit and character while most Americans value kindness and love over animal or physical appearance.
Chicago AP report cites Drs Tatsuhei Kondo and George E Moore presenting to the American College of Surgeons that several anticancer drugs may either fail to kill cancer cells or cause adverse reactions. They warn that some compounds might stimulate tumor growth in advanced cases, based on animal studies and clinical observations. They deem current agents largely toxic and ineffective for many tumors, urging more effective options before widespread use.
Clinton Tennessee AP report says the Clinton High School complex was damaged by bombing. Principal states classes for 850 white students and 11 others will be bused to Oak Ridge while repairs are completed. Several Black girls among the transported students are noted.
A three judge federal panel in St Louis delayed ruling on an NAACP bid for an injunction to integrate Little Rock schools. The hearing, supported by the government as friend of the court, lasted about an hour with rapid arguments from all sides.
The Supreme Tribunal begins a term with nearly 700 cases. Twelve racial appeals include Gov. Faubus challenging a lower court injunction. The docket also features business matters, including a challenge to the International Boxing Club dissolution.
A national look at the right to know movement led by press associations and journalists. The Moss subcommittee backs openness while agencies like the Army Engineers for Rivers and Harbors and the ICA resist public scrutiny. More details on page five.
Washington officials weigh a seven day Red Chinese halt to the artillery against Nationalist Quemoy. The cease-fire aims to ease a long siege while conditions include Red arms pause and fresh Nationalist supplies via offshore routes without U.S. convoys. Taibei expressed blunt pessimism about the move.
Tropical storm Janice tracks northward off the U S coast with 25 to 35 mph winds between it and the high pressure area over the North Atlantic. It brings several inches of rain to south Florida and affects the Bahamas after sweeping central Cuba with 40 to 50 mph winds. No casualties are reported.
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