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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1956
Page
2
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The lineup lists Brighter Day 3:00, Evening Edition at 6:00, Weather 6:10, Doug Edwards 6:18, Trust Your Wife 6:30, Millionaire at Gildersleeve 7:00, Sports 11:05, Weather 11:10, News 11:15, and Baseball at 12:45.
Channel lineup lists programs from 3:00 PM to 12:00 Midnight. Includes Brighter Day Secret Storm Movie Matinee Annie Oakley Howdy Doody I Married Joan Superman Fights Truth or Consequences Life of Riley and Lonesome Town with News at 11:05 and Tonight at midnight.
A fragment lists daily programming with times for Pate Life Friday at 3 00PM Film Festival at 9 00PM Showcase at 4 00PM Mickey Mouse at 00 00 scale and Kukla Fran Ollie 6 00PM News Weather 11 08PM Sign Off.
Digest of opinions by Attorney General Rodman covers various rulings. Topics include off street parking funding as a public purpose, qualifications for municipal office, prohibition of double offices, Social Security for volunteer fire dept members, residency rules for Caswell Training School, effects of bigamous marriages on adoptions, marriage rites by ministers, Reciprocal Enforcement of Support Court jurisdiction, illegal deed preparation by non attorneys, firearm purchase by active NC military personnel, inheritance tax treatment of decedent income, illegal punch boards, and liability for supplying punchboards.
Raleigh The Council of State used 8500 from the contingency fund to buy window air-conditioning units and earlier approved 28400 for 105 units. Some officials have used private funds for office conditioners. The council also leased four acres near Rocky Mount for a livestock market and the Buildings and Grounds board allowed 1244 in federal funds to buy more units for the Education Building top floor offices.
Aurora mayor Paul Egan asked the city council to allot 1500 for him and Mrs. Egan to visit Russia in the name of world peace. The council, which previously urged his resignation after his letter to a Russian official claiming free speech is dead in the United States, did not act on the request.
Secretary Folsom called the Senate Finance Committee Social Security bill essentially sound and greatly improved over the House measure. The panel trimmed widows age to 62 and extended coverage to about 200 000 more people while rejecting proposed tax hikes and broader benefits. The Eisenhower administration opposed those provisions and the Senate was to take up the bill next week.
In Mercy Hospital's maternity ward in Springfield Ohio a pair of robins on a window ledge drew attention as triplets were born inside the labor room. Nurses described the birds as chipper during the event and the hatchlings attracted curious staff and visitors.
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson hosts the fourth annual secretaries conference at Quantico June 21 to 24. Presidents Eisenhower may attend as Army, Navy and Air Force clash over roles and missions amid postwar budget cuts and jet age shifts.
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