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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1956
Page
5
A specialist who has advised Eisenhower downplays stress and strain, stressing diet as key. He notes the President must know hazards fully when considering a second term, as D-Day approaches and decisions loom.
The North Carolina Insurance Advisory Board adopted a resolution urging all risk natural disaster coverage for residents. It favors private industry-led solutions if possible, or private-public cooperation if federal aid is needed, to safeguard the state's economy.
BUGGS ISLAND Va The Roanoke River Basin Assn reports action on building the Smith Mountain Gap dam is stymied for now despite directors endorsing prompt development The Appalachian Electric Power Co owns the dam site since 1950 and has not advanced plans citing lack of cooperation with the federal government The group seeks closer public private cooperation as the scheme proceeds on the Roanoke River development boundary area sits between Pittsylvania and Bedford counties
Coroner rules deaths accidental due to gas from a heater in a closed motel room. The Rev. Thomas Connolly of Macon Illinois and Mrs Ethel Minor of Stonington Illinois were found in bed by a motel attendant. Luggage is being inspected to determine their origin and purpose of visit.
Insurance Commissioner Charles F. Gold will hold a Feb 28 hearing on a proposal to change bail insurance rates for tobacco growers. The plan would raise overall premiums about 6.22 percent, costing growers about 450000 annually, with 45 counties lowered, 15 raised, 30 unchanged. Also mentions writer William Sydney Porter buried in Asheville, NC.
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