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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1959

Page

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Pasadena man wins divorcee bride injunction

A 34 year old Pasadena manufacturer obtained a court order to keep his 68 year old mother Tessie Purmort from attending his wedding to Barbara Thorndike in San Marino next Sunday. He said she threatened violence and sent slanderous letters affecting his family and business. The couple planned a Hawaii honeymoon.

Los Angeles Pasadena San Marino Louis E. Purmort Tessie Purmort Barbara Stanley Thorndike Purmort

Housing Bill Near Final Senate Action After Cuts

A large omnibus housing bill advances toward final Senate action despite Republican efforts to scale back. Sen John Sparkman predicts passage with no further changes as the measure faces possible further cuts and political debate over veteran loans and public housing funding.

Senate Washington John Sparkman D-Ala Senate Banking Committee

British Brass To Visit Reds

London reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan has accepted an invitation to visit the Soviet Union, staying up to 10 days, with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. The trip follows talks with John Foster Dulles and British leaders on Western policy, including the future of West Berlin and Germany. Dulles plans Bonn talks with Konrad Adenauer. no final policy yet as Moscow scouting begins.

London Harold Macmillan Soviet Union Selwyn Lloyd Moscow John Foster Dulles Paris Macmillan West Berlin Uni Dulles East West Germany Washington

Wrong Body Sent To Gaffney Couple

A Gaffney family awaits the return of their son’s body as Navy and FBI search for the correct sailor. The corpse sent home was Lawrence Geis of Milwaukee. Jerry Driskill of Gaffney remains unaccounted for in a Florida highway crash that killed three sailors from Pensacola. Authorities aim to intercept the train arriving in Chicago to verify identities.

Gaffney S.C Navy FBI Florida Lawrence H. Geis Milwaukee Roy K. Moore Charlotte N.C Jerry Robert Driskill Wisconsin Donald L. Tullis Racine Wis Chicago Cmdr B. W. Webb Naval Reserve Spartanburg Pensacola Fla Naval Air Driskill J. Brunson Phillips Jerry Mrs. Phillips Phillips Naval Spartanburg S.C Herald Associated Press Seas Howe Een Geis Harold B. ‘Geis Tullis Carl Tullis

Ex Navy Pilot Admits Plot To Kill Castro

Alan Robert Nye a 31 year old former U S Navy pilot reportedly confessed to going to Cuba in December to kill Fidel Castro for a $100000 payoff from Brig Gen Carlos Tabernilla of the Batista Air Force. He was arrested December 26 in Oriente province and held in Havana awaiting consular contact. his mother disputes the claim saying Nye is innocent.

Havana U.S. Navy Cuba Fidel Castro National Police Alan Robert Nye Batista Air Force Carlos Tabernilla Nye Whiting Ind Coral Gables Fla Oriente Castro Oer Batista Dominican Republic Tabernilla United States U. S

Governor Hodges Sets Broad North Carolina Agenda

Gov. Hodges delivered a wide ranging legislative program to the final General Assembly session of his term. He urged action on public education economic development health and welfare natural resources and other issues while proposing unemployment benefit extensions and studying highway safety welfare reform and prisoner employment. He endorsed a capital improvements bond and a new legislative building and kept pay raise topics for future budget talks.

Raleigh North Carolina Hodges General Assembly Senate Villiagy Vmnn Hs Gelina Motors Vehicles Department State Board of Public Welfare House- Senate

Americans Released By Reds From East Germany

U S Army pilot Richard Mackin and four other Americans were released by East Germany after weeks in captivity near the border. The five crossed into West Germany at noon after negotiations between Red Cross unions and the Soviet backed regime. The release followed the earlier freeing of a U S Army convoy held by the Soviet Union at the Marienborn checkpoint.

Herleshausen Germany East Germany Richard Mackin Mackin Washington, D.C Elwyn Bell Hill City Kan Kenneth G. Carlson San Leandro Calif James W. Hayes Baltimore American Red Cross Red Cross U.S. State Department West Germany Marienborn

Khrushchev Urges End To Cold War

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev urged ending the cold war and offered Western access to West Berlin if his settlement plan is accepted. He said West Berlin could become a United Nations responsibility and invited President Eisenhower to visit the Soviet Union to discuss the move.

Khrushchev Moscow Nikita Khrushchev West Berlin United Nations John Foster Dulles C _ress United States Eisenhower Soviet Union

Soviets Accused Of Downing Plane

The United States presented evidence that two Soviet jets shot down a U S transport on Sept 2 near the Turkey Armenia border, killing six to seventeen airmen. A taped radio transcript and State Department summary accompany the disclosure. Nixon is noted in the reply.

Washington United States Russia U. S State Department Soviet Union Turkey-Armenia Armenia Richard M. Nixon

Rights Proposals Presented on Civil Rights Enforcement

President Eisenhower urged Congress to strengthen civil rights laws by making it a federal crime to use force or threats to obstruct court orders in school desegregation cases. The seven point package includes new enforcement powers, election record access, and measures to aid schools and commissions during desegregation.

Washington Eisenhower Congress FBI Civil Rights Commission Committee On Commission On Equal Job Opportunity

Parents Try To Sell Twins For 500 In Houston

A former Michigan airman Clark Dean Stillion and his British-born wife in Houston were charged after attempting to sell their 8-year-old twin boys Thomas James and George Frederick Lewins for 500. They were nabbed by officers posing as buyers. the couple and their two other children were taken into juvenile custody.

Houston Tex Michigan Clark Dean Stillion Onion Wean Brighton Mich Day Rosemarie Thomas James George Frederick Lewins Stillion Thomas Stillions Nancy Tina

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