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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1958

Page

10

Christian Church Gathering Considers World Peace Plan

The International Convention of Christian Churches in St Louis with 8500 delegates acts on a 13 page peace plan urging UN disarmament space oversight and international cooperation. The document also advocates birth control education and admission of Communist China to the UN.

Christian Church ST. Louis International Convention of Christian Churches China United Nations Christian Churches Canada General Assembly U. N World Council of Churches National Council of Churches United Church of Christ Congregational Christian Church The Evangelical and Reformed Church

Khrushchev Promises Crackdown on Drunkenness in USSR

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told farmers near Kursk that Moscow will enact sterner measures against drinkers and moonshiners. He said a bill would limit restaurant customers to one glass of vodka and urged a nationwide struggle to end drunkenness as antisocial.

London Nikita Khrushchev Malinovka Kursk Moscow Khrushchev

Towson State College Posture Program Draws Protest

Towson State Teachers College requires freshmen women to pose nude for a posture study using silhouette photographs. A female teacher handles the process and keeps prints in a locked file. The president says nudity is brief and nonexploitative, and notes boys cannot participate due to staff limits.

Towson, Md Towson State Teachers College Towson Earl T. Hawkins

Police Officer Barred From Restaurant Mass Killing

New York police investigated a shooting at a Broadway restaurant in which four men were killed and a 34 year old officer named McDermott was wounded. Detectives seek motive while noting prior drinking in multiple bars and acquaintances among the victims. McDermott remains in critical condition with limited speech.

New York Broadway McDermott Edmund Lehya Thomas Joseph O'Hare Lawrence Davion Eugene Cronin Jersey City N.J Leahy O'Hare Davion

Inquiry Set Into Pope Articles

The Rome Medical Association will formally probe Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi over selling articles about Pope Pius XII's last illness and death. The three week inquiry could lead to a reprimand suspension or expulsion. Galeazzi-Lisi says secrecy ended with the pope's death and attributes criticism to jealousy.

Rome Rome Medical Assn Pius XII Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi Galeazzi-Lisi Roman Catholic Church College of Cardinals Vatican Health Services

Air Force Plans Orbit of Trained Small Animal

Brig. Gen. Donald Flickinger says the Air Force may send a specially trained small animal into orbit in a recoverable space capsule to study weightlessness. He notes six to eight minutes of weightlessness could be achieved via a semiballistic flight, with artificial gravity considered if weightlessness limits space flight.

Washington Air Force Earth Donald D. Flickinger Life Sciences Air University Quarterly Review Maxwell Air Force Base Ala Flickinger

Postponed Trial Denied By Judge

In Dillon South Carolina AP a state judge refused pleas to delay the murder trial of Quincy Bullock 46 a case dishwasher for killing Carolyn Barfield 28 at a cemetery date. Judge T B Greneker of Edgefield rejected defense requests for more time from court appointed attorneys H M Britt and W B Hawkins Jr after Bullock was indicted by a grand jury.

H. M. Britt W. B. Hawkins Jr Bullock

Nevins Pays Court Costs After Speeding Arrest

Kansas City AP report says William Nevins faced a bad check charge warrant but paid the complainant. he owed $11.03 in court costs. Officers followed his car as it sped. Nevins was ticketed for speeding outside court, pleading guilty and paying a total of $54.03.

Kansas City William Nevins Nevins

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