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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1958
Page
2
Ray Henry explains automatic Social Security increases for 12 million beneficiaries. Most boosts run about seven percent with exceptions. Increases come automatically with the February check, and charts follow to estimate new amounts.
A sociology professor Rev Joseph H. Fichter highlights a study showing many seminarians come from families connected to Catholic parishes and communities. Police had begun probing sources as patrols searched for illicit activity near a restaurant and a pinball machine.
Fragmentary list shows Kraft Theatre blocks with names like You Ivy Jack Paar Dough Re Mi Treasure Hunt and price is right style clues. Other items include Concentration Tic Tac Dough Interlude Truth or Consequence and Haggis Baga.
Roanoke station WSLS Channel 10 posts a revised daily schedule with time blocks from 10:00 to 11:05. The note lacks full program details but confirms lineup changes affecting local viewing.
The fifth IGY rocket and satellite symposium in Moscow produced several definite results. While launch methods remained secret, researchers discussed air density at high altitudes, ionospheric radiation, and data from the third Sputnik and Explorer satellites, noting general agreement on the observed effects.
The encyclopedia Britannica notes that originally glockenspiels used a pyramid of tuned bells struck by a steel hammer, a design later reworked into modern keyboard percussion.
The Rev. Dr. Samuel McCrea Cavert, a long time leader in church coop and Christian service, will be awarded the 1958 Upper Room citation next month. The award honors outstanding service and is presented by The Upper Room devotional guide.
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