High Point letters urge Khrushchev to seek peace and freedom
High Point residents including Mrs S and David Hudspeth write Khrushchev urging a peace visit. They express prayers for peace, freedom, and understanding, inviting him to see America from Plymouth Rock to hospitals and churches while stressing devotion to God and national values. A retired admiral offers a contrasting skeptical view.
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Enterprise Sunday
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Enterprise
Khrushchev
S&s
America
Elry
Furs
United States
Leges
Budapest
Communist Party
Plant
U. S
High Point
High Point Enterprise
N. C
Rockefeller Groom Weds Anne Marie Rasmussen in Norway
Steven Rockefeller and Anne Marie Rasmussen married in a traditional Norwegian Lutheran ceremony at her village church. The couple, observed by family and townspeople, exchanged rings as guests outside cheered. the bride’s father led the escort and Wagner’s wedding march filled the church.
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Steven Rockefeller
Sogne
Norway
Anne Marie Day
Rasmussen
Anne Marie Rasmussen
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Anne Marie
Steven
Olav Gautestad
Rockefellers
Fifth Avenue
Cortig
Kristian
Wagner
Mrs. Rockefeller
Mr. Gautestad
Baptist News Job At Issue In North Carolina
Grant, editor of Charity and Children for a decade, denies active campaigning for the Recorder editorship but seeks to serve Baptists with a firm policy and improved circulation. He cites audience growth from 34,000 in 1949 to 52,000 today while clarifying no competition with the Recorder.
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Grant
North Carolina Baptists
The
Recorder
Children’s Game Upsets Trainmen in Bootle
In Bootle England children repeatedly place their heads on tracks as trains approach. Rail officials say locomotive drivers are nervous and refuse to operate near Bootle. Motorman Albert Price calls for stopping the hazardous practice and notes kids also heap junk on rails and throw stones when crews clear the wreckage.
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Bootle
England
British Railways
Albert Price
Couple Is Wished Well By Parents in Norway Reception
Kristiansand coverage of a wedding reception where Kristian Rasmussen extends a heartfelt welcome to his daughter’s husband Steven Rockefeller. Steven’s father and Gov. Rockefeller address guests, praising the couple amid a festive Norwegian welcome to the new in‑laws.
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Kristiansand
Norway
Kristian Rasmussen
Steven Rockefeller
Rasmussen
Steven
Anne
Khrushchev Plans Six City Tour Of United States
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will visit six U S cities in addition to Washington D C on his trip next month. The tentative itinerary released by White House press secretary James C Hagerty lists New York City the United Nations Los Angeles San Francisco Des Moines Ames Iowa and Pittsburgh with a possible farm visit. He will arrive in Washington on September 15 and depart September 27.
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Gettysburg
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Wie York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Des Moines
Ames
Iowa
Pittsburgh
White House
James C. Hagerty
Khrushchev
Figures Tell Entire Story For Nikita Khrushchev
In a Washington AP piece, Khrushchev is urged to consult the 1959 Statistical Abstract of the United States to verify U S household and appliance ownership figures cited by Nixon. The abstract lists 56,871,000 registered autos and taxis in 1958 and other electrics in millions, including 49,390,000 homes with electricity and 45,000,000 electric washing machines.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Nixon
FBI Nabs would be robber in Hinton diamond plot
FBI agents in Hinton West Virginia captured a 22 year old newspaper carrier Bobby Joe Bengy in a phone booth. He faced a fraud by wire charge for a plot to extort diamond rings from Perkinson Jr. at Perkinson's Jewelers. The suspect offered informant access to robbers and return of jewelry for cash payments up to five thousand dollars.
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Hinton
W. Va
Perkinson
M. Z. Perkinson Jr
Bobby Joe Bengy
Route 1
Bengy
Man Fights Whisky Charge In High Speed Chase
In Winston-Salem AP report, Ted Bauguess of Traphill faced charges of possessing and transporting non tax paid whisky after a 12:45 a.m. chase across four counties ending near Boonville. Bauguess posted $500 bond for the initial case and faced a second count after 20 cases were found.
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Winston-Salem
Bauquess
Hall
Boonville
B. L. Radford
Mackie
Ted Bauguess
Traphill
Bauguess
Baumoney
Herald Tribune News Service to Feature In The Enterprise
The Enterprise will publish exclusive reports from the Herald Tribune News Service. Noted writers such as S. L. A. Marshall Marguerite Higgins Robert Donovan Earl Abell Stanley Woodward Joe Hyams and Walter Kerr will provide bylines and journalism from York Herald Tribune to readers.
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Enterprise
Herald Tribune News Service
York Herald Tribune
S. L. A. Marshall
Marguerite Higgins
Robert Donovan
Earl
Abell
Stanley Woodward
Joe Hyams
Walter Kerr
Bedard
The
State Tax Totals In Big Rise Across United States
The Commerce Department notes state tax collections rose with California and New York leading at roughly 15.8 billion dollars in total state taxes. Local and federal taxes add substantial amounts, with Pennsylvania and Michigan following. Major sources include sales taxes on fuels and varying corporate income figures across states.
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Washington
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Delaware
Nebraska
Commerce Department
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