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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1959

Page

2

Nixon Remains GOP Favorite Amid Rockefeller Doubts

Vice President Nixon still leads Republican National Committee backing for the 1960 nomination though several officials hedged on Rockefeller’s candidacy. Massachusetts' Daniel McLean urged support for Rockefeller, while Utah’s Judd and Wisconsin’s Jasper warned both men could falter. Pennsylvania and California backing Nixon could offset New York support for Rockefeller as the nation weighs the best nominee.

Des Moines Towa Nixon Republican National Committee Nelson Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Daniel E. McLean Massachusetts Mclean Eisenhower Thomas G. Judd Utah Claude J. Jasper Wisconsin Jasper Minnesota Edwin Viehman Maryland Eldred Rinehart Ther Hugh Scott No Committee Pennsylvania Scott George J. Bloom California National Committee Dean P. Taylor Charles W. Weis Jr Morhouse New York City

Escapees Escaped From South Carolina Jail Nabbed in Massachusetts

Four inmates from Pickens County jail in South Carolina were captured in Newton Massachusetts after a state trooper spotted a pop bottle tossed from their car. The men identified as Joe Donnie Wilson John A Wallis Thomas Robert and Charles Everlie were found wearing striped prison clothing and admitted their escape. A fifth man Thomas Morrow of Mount Holly South Carolina claimed to be a hitchhiker.

Newton Mass South Carolina Thomas Morrow Mount Holly 8.C

Who Killed Whom Asked By Police

Florida man James Eugene Harrison, 31, missing since Oct. 7, was found in Phoenix with amnesia. He recalled a hijacker forced him to drive to Jacksonville, where a California inmate claimed to have killed Harrison. FBI and local police pursued leads amid a national mystery.

Phoenix Ariz Florida James Eugene Harrison Harrison Window Co Indian River Fla Harrison Jeanne Miami Cocoa Beach Jacksonville Barney Dunne California Roy Olson Sacramento Olson Knoxville Tenn FBI James E. Leach Harrson Phoenix Sky Harbor Jamie

State Tax Plan Discussed in Wake of 1959 Assembly

Former State Sen. Joe Eagles Jr. of Wilson says a proposed state income tax withholding plan may pass the 1959 General Assembly and could yield a windfall to fund state needs with minimal new taxes. He will liaison for Gov. Hodges in the session, noting a billion‑dollar budget era ahead with study commission reports and college funding high on the agenda. The plan includes a $10 million matching fund to pair with local school construction expenditures and will be scrutinized by lawmakers and the governor's School Finance Committee.

Chapel Hill N.C Joe Eagles Jr Wilson General Assembly Eagles North Carolina Press Institute Study Commission

Ingrid Bergman Wins Custody Battle Over Children

Paris AP Ingrid Bergman secured provisional custody of her three children in a French court ruling that also grants Roberto Rossellini weekend visiting rights. The decision places the children in an Italian school in Paris and bars removal from France until a final custody ruling, expected to take about a year.

Paris Roberto Rossellini Ingrid Isabella Ingrid Bergman Rossellini Rene Drouillat France Miss Bergman Italy Rome Martin Ferraiolo Robertine Isotta Lars Schmidt Drouillat Schmidt

Tell Truth Judge Orders in Toy Sale Case

Greensboro AP three men stood before Municipal County Court Judge William M. Poteat as the clerk Wilbur B E Durham faced trial for selling toys on Sunday. Defense attorney A W Sapp used a three person identity tactic to show the arresting officer could not identify the defendant. Durham was convicted and fined one dollar plus costs.

Greensboro Wilbur BE Durham Municipal County Court William M. Poteat Il Am A. W. Sapp Sapp

Truth Broadcast Awards Offer for Radio Free Europe

United States readers are invited to submit a 25 word or less sentence in support of Radio Free Europe. Prize options include a Westinghouse transistor radio and a broadcast chance to Europe. The program is a public service ad in cooperation with advertising groups.

Radio Free Europe Europe Crusade For Freedom Radio Pree Purope Truth Broadcast

Red Party To Meet Tuesday In Moscow Ahead Of Congress

Moscow readies for the 21st Congress of the Soviet Communist Party with Berlin as a key issue. Khrushchev is expected to speak on foreign policy after Mikoyan’s U.S. visit, while leaders from Asia Europe and Latin America attend.

Moscow Soviet Communist Party Berlin America United States Central Committee Supreme Soviet Kuibyshev Street Kremlin Congress Khrushchev Dep Anastas I. Mikoyan Chou Peiping Radio Red China Chou En-ai Mao Tze4ung Asia Ho Chi Minh North Viet Nam Kim Il Sung North Korea U. Tsedenbal D. N. Aidit Kenji Miyamoto Antonin Novotny Tass Palmiro Togliatti

Flooded Region Grapples With Dams, Fires and Flood Deaths

Floodwaters menace Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania with 23 fatalities and tens of thousands displaced. Firefighters battled blazes as ice jams block rivers from Meadville to Sandusky, while the Ohio River swells and evacuations continue along Marietta and Pomeroy communities.

Ohio Indiana New York Pennsylvania French Creek Meadville Race Street Lumber Co W College Scioto Chillicothe Ohio River Marietta Muskingum Pomeroy Sandusky Fremont Midwest Wabash River Logansport Lafayette Ind White River Bedford

Lawmakers Debate Tax Structure and Minimum Wage Impact

Representatives Burrow Blue and Whitley discuss how a higher minimum wage could boost spending and tax receipts in North Carolina. Burrow argues broader wages raise income and taxes, while Blue urges a sober review of the overall tax system and Whitley favors avoiding new or higher taxes.

Sam J. Burrow Jr Sander North Carolina H. Clifton Blue Moore W. Phillip Whitley Wake

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