Rocky Mount Evening Telegram (Newspaper) - January 1, 1958, Rocky Mount, North Carolina ROCKY WEDNESDAY JANUARY Clearing and much colder Thursday fair and 6c WEEKLY rescued by the fire department after he hole of the Golf lire for 45 minutes some 85 feet above the Press Telephoto lity Toll Has Start In 58 PRESS corded for This compares with during Delayed re New Year Greeted Revelry I that Richard Earl Hamilton became for 1958 in the keeps of death and were quickly I1 when an auto in rip Lejeune Marines Immed into the side grade crossing on Mecklenburg Coun luS crash were Clif Ickson and Billy said the car apparently lie train because of ports are expected to increase the 1957 figure but chances are that the final figure will still be below the 1956 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Winding past the halfway mark in the traffic the New Past Weapons Tests To Show Results In 58 Defense Official Says 1958 Will Be Year Of Promise By ELTON FAY WASHINGTON Sec of Defense Donald Quarles said today that the results of pas weapons research will begin to show in the nations defenses in In a New Years statement Quarles said 1958 is a year o promise and added Many research projects and plans of previous years are be coming realities and will begin to contribute importantly to our na tional defense posture in the yeai In modernizing and stream lining our armed forces we are adding to our arsenal a numbe of important new sucl as the intermediate range ballis tic Pentagon officials have sai they expect production to begin late this Quarles said that Russias Sput niks and ballistic pos a challenge may be a bless ing in adding They have world to the dangers we must face and have brought national de fense back into first place in the minds of our He also said that all America should look ahead to the coming Years holiday auto deaths were year with determination and con running about 60 per cent of the heavy Christmas See DEATHS Page 2A Star Of Hope Peace Satellite nti tor out the term not killed in an acci 64 bypass at Wil SPRUCE W the car in which slx students from 18 foreign coun out of control andj have agreed to help a small eral mountain weekly newspaper peace f The spending the holi told patrolmen avoid hitting a dog Patrolmen blam a car owner may the on excessive in cash or a HVn bond to protect against damage from Scheldt operators of fleets of more than 25 vehicles who qualify as need not take out insurance But for most people insurance is the car own er is willing to park his car or See LICENSE Page 2A As it to close its books on 1957 to record the toll for 19K the patrol had one statistic to report There deaths on North Carolinas in 1957 than there were i The patro reported that as of midnight las night a total of highway families had been re Asian Admits Reds Favored A Meet By ANTOINE YARED CAIRO Af Conference to close today with one of its main organizers conceding that the par ley was the m favor of of and racialism brought up c Asians Such Anup an Indian co of the weeklong meet ing told American newsmen last night it would be to conclude that the meeting had been He said the 42 nations and colo nies represented had a back ground of relations with the but little contact with Singh declared their speeches and reports would chief ly contain criticism of Western The parley was to end today with expected approval of a series of resolutions assailing imperial nuclear tests and other pet targets of Communist The final session has before it committee approved resolutions demanding that western imperial ists get the Middle and Far East and an appeal to the Big Three and Russia to end nu clear weapon a Parliament member o Indias ruling Congress said revolt against Russian military domination dont affect us as Asians and he de conference speaks against its imperi lie fact ai on the agenda with such topics of estern par Hungary days at the nearby Penland School of Handicraft high up in the Toe River suggested that the satellite be named Universal Brotherhood and that peace ef forts going with it be similarly The are taking time out from their college studies at vari ous colleges and universities in the to observe ideas and skills in American They will take this information back to their own countries next John of the Toe Valley proposed in an editorial two months ago thai the send up its satellite as a star of hope to become a symbol of hope instead of a threat to the rest of the McConnell also proposed the satel lite be backed by a See STUDENTS Page 2A jje West against Asia By im the decisions of the conference are helping the United States had been put f an awkward posi on in the To comba he said the had to turn to their As a the European United State appeared to be bol stering which view as he de Singh as a restrain ing some of the more extreme at the con Many have no official standing aW some are frowned upon by own Appeal Is Made In Racial Dispute iff The Supreme Court has been asked to review and set aside a lower cour order directing Prince Edwan County to make a prompt anc reasonable start toward school In an appeal to the court yes counsel for Prince submitted that the 4th Federa Circuit Court of Appeals its prerogative in setting aside a lower court decision which de to fix a desegregation deac line for the The appeals court overruled fee eral District Judge Sterling Hutch eson and ordered the county t make a prompt start toward de segregating its Chie Judge John Parker has staye the circuit courts order the Prince Edward counsel told th Supreme Court that in Prince Edward would lead 1 closing the public See RACIAL Page 2A Cherryville In Nev Year ancient Nev Years welcome to In other yearend Bridges RNH and ansfield DMont agreed that 58 will require san decisions which Bridges said must provide for the survival of lis nation at all acting Senate Dem cratic said members of oth parties in Congress must lace the security of the country head of the welfare of their par chairman of the Seii te GOP Policy Committee a separatif MY ACHING cant seem from New Year with a but after a gala much Like many he Eve only once a United Traditi For World Peace Usual Customs Solon Blasts Big Income Tax Escapees WASHINGTON said today too mu fashioned Droopy just his He wanted to greet the Years Eve he couldnt work up consolation in the fact that New Years ss Telephoto income escapes Hf cited the former heav who Joe boxing id up owing more than a mil inly one of what has must not be for the promotion of po tical parties or Mansfield said both Congress nd the President must plan for le future with confi ence and and must face he facts of life as they and ot as we would wish them to Quarles also called for a real stic look at the present as well day when safeguarded the nations jf the security must de end on the forces in being and for Quarles adding r Their primary mission is to prevent as the Until that happy can rest on greements between Leaders Send ew Year Notes By HAROLD MILKS Party Nikita Khrush MOSCOW W Soviet leaders spread New Years greetings around the world today with a wish for lasting peace and an end of what one note called the fear which the people in all lands feel for the The messages were signed by Premier Nikolai Com said he Will propose a ing study tax laws by df dollars by letting big in come get away without Frear told a Some of ho has been through loopholes in the tax laws that need but a lot more is traceable to an Internal Revenue Service staff he is too small to check tax returns as fast as they should Frear said he believes Con putting up more money to expand the services could recoup a lot more than it would and better serve the cause of equal tax We should learn a lesson from the case of Joe Frear He just fell behind and wasnt able to pay until the debt reached the total it Louis See TAX Page 2A State Receives Close Political Tie Seen For Six West European Nations PARIS western Euro pean nations set out today along a of unity in their economies and nuclear power development might lead to closer political A treaty binding West the Netherlands and Luxembourg into a common market went into ef fect with the tooting of horns to begin Another already signed treaty took effect last midnight to unite the six in joint development of nu clear energy for industrial pur The two supernatural commonly known as Euromart and join the first major ex periment in western European the pooling Jive years ago of coal and steel industries in the same six it all will lead is still a Some such as the French for the coa steel Robert Schuman anc Jean are looking toward closer political ties of the 170 million Europeans in the six The treaties won approval be cause Parliaments of the nations felt only by combining their efforts could they improve their economic standing in a world of two giam Some leaders feel tha chey and President Klementi V news Tass said they went to all heac of state and government leaders With variations to mention th nation the notes believed to be about the same They Wished all nations and success and peace for a people The Soviet leaders entertaine the diplomatic high off ofthe Communist party an work RALEIGH Industrial in vestments with a potential of 904 new jobs carrying an annual payroll of were set during 1957 in North A report from the Commerce and Industry Division of the State and Development yesterday said the years total of in new manufacturing plants and plant expansions was a record for the The representing 167 new plants and 143 was well above the 1956 figure of and the previous high of 166 million reached in John acting indus trial development said the record was a cause far pride and a challenge to greater There can be no relaxa he If we are to maintain and even accelerate this banquet in the In yearend the Soviet press hailed Soviet ments in 1957 and prospects for Soviet the Defense Ministry said The remarkable political and economic achievements of the So viet Union and the Communist Of Celebrating Kremlin Crowd Assumes Holiday Attitude By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fears of world catastrophe tern men the world ver varied ways to greet he new year A general pirit of revelry somber note was sounded in which to remind mankind that he world is in uneasy As many tha jew year with raised glasses marked it with Hour devotions and Watch Night serv At a Colorado 23 lardy members of the unique Pikes Peak and ignited a brilliant fireworks display in a tradition al At Vatican as exploded and a band Pope Pius II last night gave his ing to thousands gathered in v Peters Square i to celebrate 4 Years At a small industrial town in the Piedmont Uncle Beam raised his strong voice 471 promptly at m and ed into the night Good morning to i Behind him 35 shooters ancient muskets fired a ing volley into the Thus the town continue its custom more of the In New York Citys the traditional magnet reveling New Yorkers visitors greeted 1958 in their spirited A police estimate of celebrants was below a that of former i Russias leaders assumed then vl usual peaceful holiday Special Years greetings pressing hope for peace in 1958 were sent from the A government state camp in 1957 and further weakening of Qie imperialist camp will necessitate the ation of claims to world su and the means to main tain The messages appeared to be See SOVIET Page 2A the new af party at his to a New Years statement defeated opponent m 1952 and Adlai There is a race of arms in which we again He this has become a race no one can ever French Premier Felix Gaillar grimly reminded Ms this will be a year of austerity if France is to regain economic See NEW YEAR Page 2A Wilson Wartis Against Setting Off New War rate of expansion in the year Local Chambers of Commerce and development along with state deserve praise for the progress shown by the said New construction or expansion Political combinaTion il an answer announced during 1957 by electric fnr decline n natural and telephone for western Europes decline in world At the end of a 12 or 15year transitional the six nations plan to have a joint uniform tariff on imports from other countries but no tariff or other customs barriers b e t w e en These changes will until one year from now when all exist ing internal tariffs must be re 10 per a year of no new economic barriers can among the Their foreign ministers will meet in Paris next Monday to set up both Euromart and Euratom and to select a headquarters Voters in the six nations will eventually elect members of a joint assembly to oversee the uni the state amounted to in the nearly 190 million total for new industrial plants and Metal working led all other in in new with a to al of Tobacco prod By JAMES BINDER DETROIT Defense Secretary Charles Wilson aays this by being too zealous in trying to win the arms could do as much as the Soviet Union toward touching off er I think if we attempt to com pete with the Russians actively by promoting too much of an arms buildup in our own defense cts accounted for 35 id h does not the while clay and glass states is in danger of be erns had a total of nearly attacked at this Asked in an interview at his in suburban Birmingham il ihe thought the United States could Federal Control Of Education Now Feared Uncle Sidney Beam raised his still strong voice promptly at today and shouted into the night Good morning to We wish you a happy New Good long Behind 35 shooters wield ing ancient muskets fired a shat tering volley into the Thus did this small industrial town in Piedmont North Carolina observe the opening of new Its the formal in Uncle Sidney has been one of which has upheld the the principal criers for more than 50 and the chief crier ftp last or Twb criers and two groups of began the annual trek an the shooters fire aj Chief to Uncle Sidney is 85yearokf Peter who joined thi in the lat This age in the nt in years agi Gaston custom f There Years s old of v yeai apparently would carry the prospect of and inly which at least Ifl the only i in States observing se to house in this com fof a minute after the If con punds until the crier an e no to RALEIGH Heel leaders in C o n g r e s s have cautioned against the possibility of federal controls in a new billion dollar program of federal aid to educa tion proposed by President Eisen While describing the programs approach as probably Sam Ervin of Morgan ton said yesterday that federal a year for four years for talented youths unable to finance a college education is one feature of the Other phases in clude College fellowships to en courage more students to prepare for teaching careers matching grants to slates to stimulate test ing of students and to improve math and science tion aid for foreign language increased support the National Science Founda when tl to be ait the ning to ou a Page 2 some degree of The man who pays the piper wants to call the said Joining him in voicing reserva ons concerning the program were Kerr Scott of Haw River and Graham s den of New Bern and Harold schools on a if Cooley of three educational leaders expressed qualified ap 1 of the Two oth Slate of Public Charles Carroll and Presi Friday of lie of North pomment until Congress to work oat some solu He repeated his contention that The further the federal gov keeps out of the admin of the better off America will Ervin also it was apparent that Congress is going to have to do something to en courage the leaching and study o science in our Carey chancel lor of North Carolina State Co said it appeared the pres Wilson I sense were working our selves down unnecessarily and scaring too many he defeat Russia should war brj Wilson replied I Wilson said he favors an to 40 billion in fense Department appropriations in nearly the same sum said asked for last sev eral months before resigning tne The onetime General president said the was whittled to 38Vz billion j lars by President who he said was faced withi Ji lie and Congressional demands a tight Defense later were cut to 36 J I had no quarrel with Wilson He that he never had been criticized t by Eisenhower or any member about his defense in See WILSON 2A nd the mountains landed 8 per cent of the Youth Charged With Murder NEW YORK UPIA 16yearold boy was charged today with homi cide in the killing of a Queens House Hearing To Cover All Of Defense The youth was tripped po lice because of his pen chant for Detectives John Sweeny and Harold making a routine to a precinct last found an obscene word scratched with a knife on the telephone booth of a Queens The they was the scrawled in lipstick on the pocket book of Mary j when it was the day after her Above the word in diner booth they found the name War See BOY Page 2A By EDMOND LEBRETON WASHINGTON WA hearing starting next week wll cover all phases of the nations Vinson DGa said Democratic congressmen from dents program would be A ver North Carolina based their help in training tions to the proposals on possible Harris state di federal control of school pro rector of hgher said Scott said he would the program contained some pro Alni be willing to go on visions which I like as a first the schools on a if I federal help would federal Cooley strong opposition for the proposals in He stale Were going into not only roles and evi he Vinson is chairman of the House Armed Services Committee which opens hearings Vinson did not go into It appeared likely the House group would cover at least part of the same ground already stud ied by the Senate Preparedness which resumes on 6 a hearing which But But special precautions are planned to keep witnesses from knowing what earlier wit nesses may have said on subjects might invite The it is wants each of its guests fresh for There is no doubt the commit tee will be getting down to if it follows the agenda sketched by the and for is Pentagon jargon for division of fighting among the individual every military mans the measure of his therefore his Right it tion packed can afford to forego aid avoid who He it proposed on foreign language train ing as well as on science and Dallas Hiding Rose chairman of Ihe of said federal ships and grams would be corned so long as Hie eminent does ness of Sunrise inset the
