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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1959

Page

7

Policy Concern Voiced Over U S Foreign Mission Posture

Senator Fulbright cited a survey of retired U S diplomats showing broad worry that the United States fails to grasp initiative in the Cold War with the Soviet Union. He noted the State Department declined to join a similar anonymous survey of active diplomats and urged strengthening the policy planning staff and delegating more decision making to subordinates.

Washington J. William Fulbright D-Ark U. S Soviet Union Committee Fulbright Foreign Service Pew

High Point Woman Heads NC World War I Veterans Group

An Asheville couple, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dayton, were elected to lead the North Carolina Chapter of the Veterans of World War I and its auxiliary. Other officers include Lester E. Voss of Wilmington as senior vice commander P A Parker of Rocky Mount as junior vice commander J W Bowman of Winston Salem as state chaplain Roy E Mills of China Grove as judge Mrs Lelia Sutton Fields of High Point as senior vice president of the auxiliary and Beulah Wilson of Asheville as treasurer. State Treasurer Edwin Gill was the banquet speaker.

Goldsboro N.C Asheville James E. Dayton North Carolina State Department Dayton Lester E. Voss Wilmington P. A. Parker Rocky Mount J. W. Bowman Winston-Salem Roy E. Mills China Grove Lelia Sutton Fields High Point Beulah Wilson Kate Crump Lenoir Lois Miller Gastonia Cora Drum Hickory Edwin Gill

Berlin a West stand firm in talks with Kozlov

Washington officials say the United States will press the Soviet First Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov this week to show Moscow the West will not concede on the German city. Eisenhower aides plan a White House discussion and a two hour State Department meeting to align on a peaceful solution. Kozlov arrives in New York Sunday for a Soviet exhibit opening with Vice President Nixon present.

Washington Eisenhower Frol R. Kozlov United States U.S Kremlin Geneva Moscow Kozlov New York Richard M. Nixon New York Coliseum Philace Sanea White House Christian A

Storm Blamed for TWA Constellation Crash Near Milan

The TWA Constellation crashed north of Milan during a Saturday night storm, killing all 68 aboard including 28 Americans. Italian inquiry head Gen Dulio Fanali said lightning is likely but final conclusions will take weeks as investigators examine wreckage and witness accounts. Army armored cars and police sealed a 3 mile crash area, and a white coffin was seen among the cars.

Milan Italy TWA Dulio Fanali Athens Chicago Rome Paris Fanali

Long Says More Heads Will Roll

Covington Louisiana Gov Earl K Long still angry over his hospitalization hinted more officials will be removed He fired State Police Supt John Nick Brown and dismissed Hospital Directors Jesse Bankston and Dr Charles Belcher He visited his Winnfield farm after leaving the hospital and shopped with Sheriff Erwin He avoided Baton Rouge and kept close to a politically friendly area while under treatment in Mandeville and at the Winnfield farm

Covington Earl K. Long Louisiana Long James McLean Associated Press Winnfield Winnfield Farm Blanche Theo Cangelosi Cangelosi Mandeville John Nick Brown Brown State Hospital Board Jesse Bankston Charles Belcher Mandeville Hospital New Orleans St. Tammany Parish Andrew Erwin Baton Rouge State Mental Hospital Fred Leblanc Paul Pratt

Busy Bees Tour Governor’s Home in Capers and Rummage Proceeds

A group of six girls in Thomasville known as the Busy Bees organized a rummage sale that raised $36 for a Raleigh trip. They toured the governor’s mansion after hours, visited state landmarks, and planned Tyron’s Palace in New Bern as the next stop, keeping $20 in the till.

Jones Circle Patsy Wilson Jane Horton Sandy Beck Dianne Jackson Margaret Allmond Anne Kennedy The Busy Bees Salem Street Raleigh Carl Wilson Walter Green Museum of Natural History North Carolina Art Museum Capitol Andrew Johnson Cameron Village North Carolina State College Meredith College Umstead Park Raleigh - Durham Capitol Building O. Arthur Kirkman High Point Davidson County Governor's Mansion Laura Riley President Roosevelt Tyron’s Palace New Bern

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