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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1958
Page
5
The physicist inventor Alexander Graham Bell known for the articulating telephone pursued inventions at the Boston University setting while dedicating himself to teaching.
Company and NBC obtained an additional 3 million dollars, with sixty percent directed to the players pension fund.
The 1958 World Series marks 63 years of play with six grand slams, five by Yankees and one by Elmer Smith. Mentions include Kiki Cuyler’s benching in 1927, Bevens near no hitter in 1947, Dizzy Dean’s era, and Eddie Dyer’s Cardinals triumph. Also notes Yogi Berra’s 1957 records, Pepper Martin’s 1931 feats, and rising Series attendance and gate receipts under a new Gillette TV radio contract.
In a bridge hand from a Rothlein team event the same five of clubs opening led to both tables. Paul Allinger in one table made three no trump while the other South player went down one trick in the same contract. Hearts lead sets up five heart tricks for Paul.
The High Point Enterprise circulates an appeal inviting college students to join the paper mailing list. The Circulation Department offers to start home delivery for readers away from campus.
Scientists urge the United States to establish manned space launch facilities along the equator. Informal surveys of potential sites have been made as officials discuss the goal of an orbit tracing a constant path with minimal communication stations. James R. Dempsey of Convair Astronautics Division notes direct equatorial launches could enable stable orbits.
AP report says China's Peiping radio announced start of a 22,100 ton ocean-going liner with 18 knot speed in the Darien shipyard. No completion date was given.
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