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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1959
Page
3
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The weekend saw nine deaths across North Carolina from domestic violence and shootings. James Holder of Greensboro allegedly murdered his wife during an argument, and Charlie Malloy of Rocky Point admitted killing his wife Rosetta with his bare hands.
Ten persons were killed in a head on collision seven miles south of Alamo in the Lower Rio Grande Valley on a rain slick highway. Four victims were children and one car’s speedometer read 90 mph. Among the dead were Benito and Adelia Comacho and their three children from La Feria, Antero Ibanez Tovar, Definio Moralez Tovar, Juan Hernandez and Linda Hernandez. The crash occurred near the Texas Mexico border and the bodies were taken to Pharr for identification. All adults except Closner were migrant farm workers.
The account describes Mao Tse-tung era life with blue uniforms and pervasive radio loudspeakers. The writer notes uniforms underscore regimentation and radios broadcast state-approved news and directives across cities and villages, shaping daily behavior and thought.
Twenty eight hundred pupils resume classes in Greene County North Carolina Negro schools after a four day boycott. Leaders seek funding for improved facilities. Gov Hodges notes NAACP involvement but supports amicable outcome. Bond election planned for upgrades at the county’s Negro high school and several elementary schools.
The columnist maintains a steadfast view on Fidel Castro, arguing his policies and leadership remain as controversial as ever. The piece reinforces the journalist’s critical stance while reflecting ongoing regional tensions and political dynamics.
The narrator recalls Jack Paar filming the Cuban revolution with a tight circle including Frank Brandstetter Fidel Castro and Che Guevara. He praises Castro as honest yet distant and details the regime’s use of television trials and remote rule while noting the spokesman Urutia and the prison fortress Cabana. The piece ends with a plan to meet Castro while the narrator departs.
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