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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1958
Page
2
Mrs. Wanda Terry opened a drawer in her electric stove to cook a roast. A snake poked out its head causing calls for help. Firemen and officers dismantled the stove and searched the house but found nothing until the snake crawled from stove parts after hours and was captured.
Eye training formula tested by trucking firms and backed by Ford Motor and two phone companies is featured in the November Reader's Digest. The article promises an accident-prevention method and highlights 34 other informative pieces in the issue.
At the National Reactor Testing Station in Idaho Falls Admiral Rickover witnessed a chain reaction in a prototype large ship reactor. The test supports potential uses for nuclear propulsion on the cruiser Long Beach and aircraft carrier Enterprise, with Sen. Dworshak noting possible elimination of shore fuel depots. Westinghouse led design with collaboration from the AEC as Newport News Shipbuilding built the hull and components. The text also mentions the first Pony Express run between St Joseph Missouri and Sacramento California.
Army Sgt. George Lovie 30 of Ogdensburg New York was convicted by a general court martial on five of seven charges of assault and maltreatment of recruits. He received a light sentence reducing him to sergeant first class and forfeiting $75 of pay for six months. Two other generals are planned in maltreatment cases.
In Charlotte, Billy Graham says New York has more letters than his city about marital trouble and unhappiness. Crusade officials report about 385000 in attendance to date, $45,500 behind budget, with 13000 overflow at the Coliseum and nightly subscriptions averaging near 10000 to cover costs.
Sovie pleads innocent to all charges as his lawyers argue the allegations arise from his attempt to take on responsibilities Lt. Wheatley failed to fulfill as commanding officer of the recruit company.
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