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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1957
Page
2
The 105 member class trained to fire intercontinental guided missiles has graduated. Most graduates are officers and enlisted men bound for the Strategic Air Command's first operational long range missile squadron.
Raleigh senator W Kerr Scott urged closer American ties with Europe to resist communism. He warned Soviet pressure on NATO rivals growth of Russian science and noted Moscow’s moves complicate Eisenhower’s NATO leadership after the Vanguard failure, threatening American prestige in missiles.
A group of 78 North Carolina tobacco growers appeals a labeling system for discounted varieties, claiming illegal tagging lowers auction prices. They seek 500000 in damages and voiding of the regulation after losing in U S district court in Raleigh last September. The appeal was filed in Richmond, Virginia, for the 4th Circuit session in Charlotte next month.
CHAPEL HILL N C Benjamin Cone of Greensboro announced three 1929 letters from Thomas Wolfe to UNC library. The letters date to Look Homeward Angel’s publication. one has appeared in a Wolfe letters volume while the other two are unpublished.
The Asheville chapter nominates Mrs. Hazel Cartright of Asheville for re election as state CTA president. Earlier, Mrs. Lucille Allen of Hendersonville was nominated for state president. The election will be held in February.
Henderson North Carolina Dr Alfred Dickson Gregg 74 longtime Vance County public health officer since 1936 died yesterday. Born in Florence South Carolina he led local health efforts for decades in the community.
Fayetteville North Carolina Judge Quincy K Nimocks Jr 66 plans to retire by December 31 after 19 years on the Superior Court bench The 12th District Bar Association praised his tenure urging reconsideration of retirement Nimocks native of Fayetteville UNC alumnus Sinclair resident judge of this district previously served as City Court and Cumberland County Recorder's Court judge He indicated availability as an emergency judge if needed
Trustees of Peace College approve a merger plan where Presbyterian Junior College Maxton Flora Macdonald Red Springs join four year Peace and Raleigh’s Presbyterian College to form a consolidated institution at Laurinburg. Peace preserves assets and Raleigh could operate as a branch or independently if needed. The Titanic disaster of 1912 is noted with 1517 lives lost.
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