10 Sep 1958
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1958
Page
1
Hollywood reports center on Liz Taylor Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds. Liz travels from New York to Los Angeles while Eddie extends a New York trip for a TV project. Debbies reactions and taxi events frame a tense celebrity chase across Beverly Hills venues.
President Eisenhower will speak from the White House in Washington tomorrow night for thirty minutes starting at 9 p.m. EST on a nationwide television radio broadcast. White House press secretary James Hagerty declined to confirm any emergency development in the Formosa Strait and said the President would report on the Far East situation. The President will interrupt his Newport vacation but plans to return to the summer White House Friday morning. Networks have not finalized live or delayed broadcast details.
The United States appears ready to offer China a path to gains through patience and negotiation rather than force over the Formosa Strait. Diplomatic hints suggest reducing US objectives, avoiding force, and resuming ambassadorial talks with Peiping to avert a broader crisis.
Iceland charges British trawlers rammed gunboats in the no fishing zone as the codfish dispute with Britain widens. Foreign Minister Gudmundsson rejects a fresh sea conference and seeks U N action at the September assembly to decide law of the sea questions.
SPA faced a deficit of 18 249 last year due to a drop in scrap metal and tight warehouse space. Williams urged $970 000 Wilmington and $654 000 Morehead City capital projects including two 80 000 sq ft Wilmington warehouses and a 100 000 sq ft Morehead facility. He also sought operating budget increases for 1959 60 and 1960 61 plus 17 000 yearly for port advertising.
Democratic turnout surged in 10 states led by Wisconsin and Minnesota with gains in Utah and Florida. In Wisconsin Democrats topped the GOP vote for the first time this century amid unprecedented urban turnout, while rural Wisconsin remained Republican. Utah backed Frank Moss to challenge Arthur Watkins. Minnesota boosted Democratic votes against Republicans, threatening Senator Edward Thye. Other key results included Spessard Holland’s upset over Claude Pepper in Florida and Ernest McFarland leading Stephen Langmade in Arizona as Goldwater stood nominating without opposition.
Allegies are credited with causing many ailments including nervous system disturbances. The writer notes various allergies from foods to fabrics and hints at social strains. He urges turning to God for a preventive dose of His love to cure inner disturbance.
NEW YORK AP Private tutoring plans were set for 21 Negro pupils kept out of school in a dispute with education authorities The parents seek transfers to schools with more white students Fifteen live in Harlem Manhattan and the rest in Brooklyn A Supreme Court test looms if needed Theobald superintendent of schools outlined talks to ease Brooklyn case while Harlem posed no current complaint
The White House denies reports that Gov. Adams resigned as President Eisenhower's chief aide. Press secretary James C. Hagerty called the claim untrue and said no resignation had been submitted. The denial follows reports amid GOP losses that Adams could leave due to political liability. The Citizen of Laconia earlier claimed Adams had resigned, citing an unnamed Washington official.
Two Nevada breakthroughs highlighted desegregation progress. In New Orleans two Negro students registered at a Louisiana State University branch, while in Charlottesville Virginia a federal judge ordered 12 of 33 Negro applicants admitted to white elementary and high schools. The Justice Department offered cooperation to curb violence at Little Rock as the Supreme Court reviews a 30 month delay order for Central High. Governor Earl Long said the order will be appealed.
Nationalists accuse Communist Reds of shelling Quemoy civilians after a night of artillery and say 900 shells struck Chinsha killing seven and wounding 25. Buildings damaged include a Protestant church hospital and post office as weather blocks supply ships and U.S. escort operations continue.
NASA detailed plans to launch a series of earth satellites in the coming year with experiments on geodetic measurements cloud cover aurora airglow and primary particles. The program aims to place man in orbit within two years and moon landing within 6 to 10 years with Mars exploration projected 10 to 15 years out.
In Beverly Hills Arthur Robbins nine, with Rose Robbins and four partners, converts a back lawn into a midway. For 3 cents players use ping pong or darts, 8 cents to swim with own towel, a dime for miniature golf, and a scare ride features a wagon trip under an elevated barbecue table. Net profit reported at 3.10 dollars for three weeks.
BEIRUT Lebanon AP Dag Hammarskjold fails to arrange a lasting truce between Jordan and the United Arab Republic as U N observers are sought to replace British forces. He has only provided a cooling-off period. Jordanian King Hussein and Premier Samir Rifai fear Nasser’s activity may resume and refuse to accept a U N observer without guarantees.
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