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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1959

Page

5

Williams Calls Kozlov Shrewd After Detroit Meeting

Michigan Governor G Mennen Williams described Soviet First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov as shrewd and tough after a verbal clash in a Detroit hotel room. Williams pressed questions on self determination and disarmament while Kozlov defended Soviet policy before leaving for Chicago.

Frol A. Kozlov Michigan G. Mennen Williams Detroit Frol R. Kozlov Williams Kozlov Chicago Mikhail Menshikov Soviet Union East Germany Poland

Withdrawal Of State Funds In North Carolina

Carolinas bankers warned that moving 34 million dollars of state funds from Tar Heel banks to federal institutions could ripple a 170 million dollar impact on the state economy. Louis D. Brooks, executive vice president of First Union National Bank in Charlotte, cited the state banking statute mandating reinvestment when the federal rate exceeds the state rate by more than one half percent. The law requires about 34 million in state deposits to be shifted within six months as the state rate cannot exceed 3 percent and the federal rate has lately stood at 3 percent.

Chapel Hill N. C Carolinas North Carolina Charlotte Louis D. Brooks First Union National Bank

Nixon May Extend Soviet Tour To Nine Cities

Vice President Richard M. Nixon plans to broaden his Soviet visit from seven to nine cities starting July 23, with stops in Moscow Leningrad Kiev and additional sites including Novosibirsk Magnitogorsk and Sverdlovsk. The two-week trip hinges on Kremlin permission for broader access and American TV coverage.

Richard M., Nixon Soviet Union Nixon Eisenhower Frol Kozlov Moscow Leningrad Kiev Novosibirsk Siberia Kozlov Magnitogorsk Sverd Lovsk Urals

ABC Board Goes Dry in Oklahoma City

Members of the Oklahoma Alcoholic finds a drink anywhere when they moved into their new offices Tuesday. The water fountains had not been turned on.

Oklahoma City The Oklahoma Alcoholic

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