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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1957
Page
5
Britannica notes artificial insemination by Arabs in the 14th century. Viennese composer Johann Strauss wrote his first waltz at age six, marking an early start to a famed musical career.
Testimony centered on Hayhanen the government’s star witness who claimed to be Abel’s Russian espionage officer with rank lieutenant colonel. He testified he entered the U S in 1952 to aid Abel and described meetings with other red agents, including Roy Rhodes, code named Quebec, and a trip to Solida Colorado seeking a Rhodes address in Tucson.
Governor Hodges notes encouraging progress as state officials and business leaders conduct face to face talks with executives in New York to lure new industries. The delegation highlights North Carolina’s moderate integration stance and strong cooperation with Lorillard and other firms as they emphasize tobacco textiles electronics and metals sectors.
Hoffa's attorney Sol Gelb sought indefinite postponement arguing lack of fair trials. He claimed McClellan's committee tainted proceedings and aimed to outlaw Hoffa. Trial dates in both wiretap and perjury cases were to be announced October 25.
Clemson College president R F Poole said he urged North Carolina State officials not to send Black athletes to Clemson due to South Carolina segregation laws. A petition with over 1,000 names circulates to Gov Timmerman urging investigation ahead of the November 23 State game in Columbia.
The North Carolina Poetry Council announced winners across senior and junior divisions. Senior winner Leona Hayes Chunn of Swannanoa claimed top honors, with runner ups Wood Gaiter of Pikeville and Leroi de Caisse of Asheville, and honors for Sydney Ann Wilson, Coletta Marie Mouw, Lou Rogers, and Sybil Walsh among others. Congressional district and regional winners include Evelyn Beasley, Rose Goode McCullough, Delmer I. Roberts, Robert Nimocks Jr., Bertha Harris, Mary Louise Medley, Gladys Morgan Hopper, Hortense Biser, Althea Hampton Profitt, and Leslie Clare Manchester. Junior top winner Kelsey McGee of Rocky Mount, with Heather Ross of Badin as runner up and Marie Colton/Mc Colton listed as honorable mention.
Moving into North Carolina, firms in the paper, chemical, food processing, and allied sectors push regional growth. Local officials welcome investment as plants and jobs arrive, signaling a shift in the state’s industrial mix and economic outlook.
A historic ad proclaims a million dollars spent yearly on itch remedies but asserts Peterson's Ointment soothes pile torture in minutes. Available as a 50c box or 75c tube applicator with a money back guarantee.
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