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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1957

Page

2

Byrd Urges Restraint on Spending After Eisenhower Budget

Senator Byrd of Virginia challenged the Eisenhower budget arguing three billion dollars in added revenue would come from inflation. He warned against basing a budget on expected revenue from the existing tax base while noting a peacetime record high proposed spending of 71.8 billion dollars and a predicted 73.6 billion in revenue.

Washington Sen Byrd D.-Va Eisenhower National Business Publications Congress

Western diplomats bogged down over common market plan

Western Europe's top diplomats failed to finalize a speedy agreement to abolish tariffs among six nations and form a vast common market within 12 to 17 years. They also disagreed on creation of an atomic pool to speed nuclear development.

Stanley Johnson Brussels Belgium Europe Paul - Henri Spaak Sparkplug West Germany Italy Netherlands Luxembourg France Maurice Faure Guy Mollet Paris Spaak Faure

Hodges Urges Realism in North Carolina Policy

Gov. Hodges told the Wilmington Lions Club that North Carolina must balance pride with realistic appraisal of problems. He argued education is key to growth and prosperity and urged ongoing state support for nine months and 12 grades, with local effort to raise salaries and expand curriculum. He also noted upcoming General Assembly actions.

Wilmington N.C Hodges North Carolina Citizens Committee For Better Schools General Assembly

The Mad Bomber of New York City

In 1931 George Metesky, a Con Ed worker, was overcome by gas and began a life shaped by inner turmoil. This profile traces his quiet boyhood in Waterbury to his transformation into a public menace, his bombs and letters, and eventual arrest.

Arthur Everett New York George Metesky Consolidated Edison Co Hell Gate New York City Metesky Waterbury Conn George Duggan Crosby High Marine Corps United Electric and Power Co Consolidated Edison Chicago Waterbury Tool Co Undercliff Meriden Con Ed New York State Workmen's Compensation Board Este Renatus Hartogs White Plains N. Y Westchester County Bridgeport New York Journal-American Con Edison

Four Britons Detained by Hungarian Authorities

Four British youths Judith Cripps Roger Cooper Christopher Lord and Basil Lord were detained by Hungary on forged identity papers tied to Soviet command documents. The Ministry of Interior said they were in Hungary without proper passports and involved with counter revolutionary groups. The International Rescue Committee and U S legation aided them with food and clothing while in custody. The men were last seen near Kes kemet en route to Budapest from Yugoslavia seeking relief work.

Hungarian Red Cross Chapelle International Rescue Committee Hungary Judith Cripps Roger Cooper Robert Graves Christopher Lord Basil Miss Cripps Cooper Lord Oxford Ministry of Interior Budapest Basil Lord England Keschemet Yugoslavia

Robbins Wins Alderman Seat After Recount Ruling

Robbins defeats Bowles for alderman after a court recount covers absentee votes. Bowles led by six votes before a circuit judge allowed absentee ballots to stand and then declared Robbins the winner by eighteen votes.

Garner Robbins Tim Bowles Bowles Robbins Charles Light

Randleman Citizens Support Deep River Dam Plan

About 80 residents formed a permanent group to study a flood control and water conservation dam on Deep River north of Randleman. The caravan to Fayetteville for a February 8 public hearing will include more than 40 autos.

Randleman Charles D. Lewis Randleman Chamber of Commerce Citizens’ Organization Fayetteville U.S. Army Engineers Naional Lone Armory Lewis N. C John W. Clark W. P. Rodgers Franklinville Mills Deep River Ira L. McDowell Randolph County Board of Commissioners Bill Mulligan Henry Jordan Cedar Falls I. Barron Mills Jr Randolph Guide Shirley Wall Randleman Lions Club Ernest Routh Franklinville Randolph County Board of Education

Davidson Girl Charged With Store Thefts

A 17-year-old North Davidson High School student, Gerladine Nifong of Lexington, was arrested in Lexington on larceny and receiving charges for stealing clothing and other items from W. T. Grant. Police value the missing goods at thousands, with $150 found at her home. Bond set at $500 for Davidson County Court.

Lexington N.C W. T. Grant Geraldine Nifong Rt. 1 North Davidson High School Davidson County

Man Returns To Complete Prison Term

Dietsch, a man from near Wausau, returns to finish a Wisconsin sentence after leaving stop in Wisconsin with a companion who burglarized two grocery stores. He recalls hitchhiking to the West Coast and four days to reach Iowa before seeking work in Minnesota. He informs Anna he is leaving, and plans to return to Iowa once Wisconsin law is satisfied.

Wausau Iowa Dietsch Wisconsin Oregon West Coast Minnesota Anna

Thor missile launch fails at Patrick Air Force Base

A Thor ballistic missile test at Patrick AFB Florida ended in failure as the huge rocket toppled and burned after ignition. Pentagon officials refused to discuss casualties while unofficial reports claimed no injuries. The incident underscores the interservice race with the Army Jupiter missile projects ongoing at Patrick AFB.

Washington Air Force Patrick Air Force Base Fla Patrick Pentagon Department of Defense Air Force Missile Test Center Thor Army Patrick Afb

Cab Driver Loses Battle With Passengers in Denver

Robert Rich, 37, driver of the taxicab, tried to separate two women during a fight in his cab. He says one passenger bit off part of his right ear as the dispute escalated while traveling toward a residential area after picking up fares at a tavern.

Denver Robert Rich Rich

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