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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1960

Page

8

Brother Found After 40 Years

In Charlotte Howard Whitaker, missing for decades, is found in Mecklenburg County jail after a long search by brothers Ervin and Jesse Whitaker. The reunion follows a Navy boxing past and an assault conviction. the men plan to return home as Bee resumes work in Beverly, Massachusetts.

Charlotte N. C Alabama Howard Whitaker Howard Marvin Ritch Mecklenburg County Ervin (Bee Jesse Whitaker San Francisco Bee Jesse Huntsville Ala Washington, D.C Texas Maine Florida Idaho Baltimore Ritch Navy Beverly Mass J.D. Whitaker Ervin

Refugees Pose Security Risk Along Himalayan Border

Indian officials in border districts from Darjeeling to Kalimpong fear security risks from Tibetan refugees and new arrivals. More than 15 000 Tibetans and 500 Chinese are reported in Kalimpong with many refugees settling in the hills. Red Chinese agents and deserters are suspected amid propaganda efforts and active Indian Communist support in the region.

Darjeeling India Tibet Himalayas Kalimpong Peiping China Indian Communist Party Red China Hindustan Times New Delhi Liberation Army

Atlas Hits Target Five Thousand Miles Away

Atlas missile with a new inertial guidance system scored a direct hit 5,000 miles from Cape Canaveral. The nose cone landed in the bull's-eye area near Ascension Island in the South Atlantic. Officials called the test excellent and said it advances Atlas readiness for salvo firing from underground shelters amid a five day machinists strike at Convair.

Cape Canaveral Fla Air Force South Atlantic Ascension Convair Atlas

Lt General Sink To Visit Home Before Panama Move

Lt General R F Sink first commander of the Strategic Army Corps begins a hometown visit in Lexington North Carolina on Monday before departing for his new post as commander in chief of the Caribbean Command. He also commands the XVII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg and will sail from New York around July 6 aboard the Anson to Panama. Maj Gen Dwight E Beach will lead the 82nd Airborne Division and XVIII Airborne Corps until Lt Gen Thomas J H Trapnell arrives later this summer.

FT. Bragg N.C R. F. Sink Strategic Army Corps Lexington Caribbean Sink Xvii Airborne Corps New York Panama 82Nd Airborne Division Dwight E. Beach 82Nd Xviii Airborne Corps Thomas J. H. Trapnell

Missiles Fire Suppressed by Weatherless Simultaneous Launch

The text describes firing all missiles at a single base simultaneously as a main advantage, immune to jamming and weather. It notes this launching followed two previous U.S. missile achievements last month, including a 9,000 mile Cape Canaveral to Indian Ocean flight and a Midas satellite deployment.

Fers U.S Cape Canaveral Indian Ocean Midas

Favorite-Sons Uncommitted Votes Shape Democratic Nomination

Delegates unpledged and favorite-son blocs surpass 600 votes at the Los Angeles convention, with Kennedy claiming about 600 to 700 supporters, Johnson around 500, and Symington about 200. AP tally shows Kennedy 363, Johnson 128, Symington 69, while many states hold undecided blocs.

Washington Los Angeles John F. Kennedy Mass Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Stuart Symington Associated Press Kennedy Johnson Symington Kentucky Connecticut Michigan California New Jersey Florida Iowa Kansas New York Illinois Pennsylvania

Two Bodies Sought After Australian Airliner Crash

Rescue crews combed Mackay waters for 21 missing after the Fokker Friendship of Trans Australia Air Line crashed in heavy fog. Among 28 dead were two Americans and nine children. divers found shoes split open and soggy school books. John F. OGrady U.S. consul in Brisbane was among seven bodies recovered, along with Vincent Nicholas Bissen of Boston.

Brisbane Australia Mackay trans-Australian Air Line John F. O'Grady U.S Vincent Nicholas Bissen Boston Mass

Lebanon Holds Nation’s First Parliament Vote in Three Years

Lebanon begins four Sunday elections with Mount Lebanon voting under guard. About 306,000 voters will choose 30 deputies in a country split evenly between Moslems and Christians, amid prior tensions and a 1.525 million population.

Beirut Lebanon U. S Camille Chamoun Chamber of Deputies Chamoun Sami Solh Saeb Salam Ran‘cors Gamal Abdel Nasser Ins Mount Lebanon

Missiles Losses Highlight NASA Duplication and Delays

Government auditors report a 16 million dollar loss from a joint Atlas Vega and Atlas Agena B missile effort, blamed on poor planning and overlapping development. NASA canceled the Vega in December after finding Air Force work on a similar rocket.

Washington United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Air Force Department of Defense Comptroller General’s Office House Space Committee NASA Esti Comptroller General

Consolidation of Swannanoa VA Facility Planned

The Veterans Administration will consolidate Swannanoa Division with the Oteen General Hospital on September 1. Swannanoa will transfer to the General Services Administration for future use. Oteen will shift from tuberculosis care to general medical treatment per Dr. James D. Murphy.

Asheville Veterans Administration Swannanoa Moore General Hospital Oteen James D. Murphy General Service Administration GSA Murphy Veterans’ Hospital

Parole Possible for Caudle and Connelly on Tax Conspiracy

A federal judge ruled that T Lamar Caudle and Matthew J Connelly may be released at the Board of Parole discretion. Convicted of tax conspiracy, they began serving two year sentences May 4 after appeals failed. Connelly served as President Truman's appointments secretary and Caudle headed the Justice Department tax division.

ST. Louis Mo T. Lamar Caudle Matthew J. Connelly Truman Administration U.S. Board of Parole Gunnar Nordbye Connelly Harry S. Truman Caudle Justice Department

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