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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1961

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German Ace Names U S Flier in Will

A WWII fighter pilot Maj Norman L Widen of Minneapolis believes he matches the unnamed American named in the will of German ace Anton Hafner who shot him down over Tunis in 1942. Widen and fellow officer Capt James B McClary compared faces from a diary and a photo to identify the captured airman, recalling his ME109 crash and capture. Hafner had shot down many Allied planes before his death.

Great Falls Mont Norman L. Widen Minneapolis Anton Hafner Tunis North Africa Hafner Widen 29Th Air Division Malstrom Air Force Base James B. McClary Air Force Times McClary Golly Biskra Bizerte Hoffman

North Carolina Democrats To Repay National Party Loan

North Carolina Democrats prepared to hand the Democratic National Committee a 50000 loan repayment. State leaders Bert Bennett and Mrs. Henry Cromartie planned to deliver the check, with funds expected to come from a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner next month. Cromartie also discussed possible federal appointments and noted Mrs. Charles W. Tillett joined the U N Commission on the Status of Women.

Washington North Carolina National Party Democratic National Committee Bert Bennett Bennett Henry Cromartie Democratic Executive Committee Commerce Luther Hodges Charles W. Tillett Charlotte U.S United Nations Commission On the Status of Women

Lady Barwick Sells Clothes for Charity at Thimbleby Hall

Lady Barwick plans a charity sale of her own clothes at Thimbleby Hall in Yorkshire next week. Sir Richard Barwick opposes involvement and will not be at home for the sale, while the former film star notes proceeds may aid several causes.

Eddy Gilmore London Barwick Sir Richard Thimbleby Hall Yorkshire Lady Barwick Richard James Mason Eric Portman

New Ties With Europe Are Sought

Under secretary of State George Ball leaves for Europe to push free world aid and urge other industrial nations to increase their shares. He will attend a DAG session in London March 27-29 with Bonn Paris and other capitals to discuss aid problems and potentially make the DAG a clearing house for allied aid under OECD.

Washington George Ball Europe Ball London United States Japan Bonn Paris DAG Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development OECD U. S. Senate International Economic Organization U. S

Rusk Talks Today With Gromyko

Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to discuss Laos and U S Soviet relations. The talks aim to press Moscow to halt military airlift to Laotian rebels and seek a neutral interim government in Laos amid cautious optimism.

Joan M. Hightower Washington Dean Rusk Andrei Gromyko Laos Kennedy U. S Rusk U. S.S Nikita Khrushchev Moscow Khrushchev Boun Oum Gromyko U. N. General Assembly New York State Department Mikhail Menshikov Arkady Sobolev U. N Adlai Stevenson Chester Bowles Charles E. Bohlen Fay D. Kohler

Persuasive Farmwife Outsmarts California Gunman

Douglas Wayne Thompson surrenders after a weeklong manhunt ended in Poplar Bluff Missouri. A 70 year old farmwife Eva Clanahan talked him into surrendering saving officers from a final shootout. Thompson and Sam me Tucker face first degree murder charges in Cape Girardeau death of Herbert Goss.

Poplar Bluff Douglas Wayne Thompson California Thompson Raymond S. Glover Glover Glen E. Davis Davis Eva Clanahan Don Crittenden Tucker Calvin W. Johnson San Luis Obispo Calif

Mother and five children die in Sandy Ridge fire

In Stokes County near Sandy Ridge a two story rural home burned early today killing mother Pauline Hawkins 36 and her five children Gallion 13 Larry 9 Teresa 6 Timmy 5 and Danny 3. Father Ed Hawkins escaped by leaping from a second story window. grandfather Howard Hawkins also fled. Firefighters to remove bodies hours later. cause not yet determined.

Danbury N.C Sandy Ridge Stokes County Pauline Hawkins Gallion Larry Teresa Timmy Danny Ed Hawkins Howard Hawkins Hawkins Buffalo Rd Blue Ridge Foothills N.C. Highway

Weather Across Nation Sees Rain Sleet Snow Spread Eastward

A cold front drives a widespread precipitation pattern from the Rockies to the Appalachians with rain sleet and snow. Temperatures plunge to record lows in the Northeast while the Great Lakes region warms, and severe thunderstorms lash the Southeast.

Associated Press Rockies Appalachians Burlington Houston Maine Upper Great Lakes Sault Ste. Marie Mich Virginia Carolinas Gordonsville Blue Ridge Foothills Front Royal Raleigh S.C Great Lakes New England Gulf Coast Alabama Birmingham Midwest Iowa Ohio Mississippi Valley Central Plains Plateau States Pacific Northwest Lebanon N. H Florida

U S Sets Independent Africa Course At U N

The United States told Western allies it will pursue an independent Africa policy. After a Security Council vote on Angola, the U S delegation said Stevenson acted with Kennedy and Rusk approval, signaling possible shifts on racially charged colonial issues.

Tom Hoge United Nations N.Y United States Africa General Assembly Security Council Portugal Angola U. S Kennedy South Africa U.N Ruanda-Urundi Portuguese Angola Southwest Africa Adlai E. Stevenson White House Francis W. Carpenter U.S Stevenson State Department Dean Rusk Gov. Stevenson Carpenter

Rebel Threat Grows as U S Shapes Laos Troops

U S officials say royal Laotian forces must hold cities but rebels may overrun countryside until Washington can train and mobilize loyal troops. The U S has expanded its 100 man mission and increased arms shipments while pressing for a neutral Laos and a Viet Nam era rotation to improve training amid Pathet Lao strength.

Washington U. S Laos United States Pathet Lao Viet Nam State Department Department Royal Laotian Pathet Ne

Bourguiba Sees Hope for French Algerian Peace Talks

Tunis President Habib Bourguiba told Radio Luxembourg he believes both France and Algeria want negotiations to end the North African war. He cited his talks with Charles de Gaulle and Ferhat Abbas as paving the way for peace and said De Gaulle has committed to the peace path.

Andrew Borowiec Tunis Tunisia Habib Bourguiba Radio Luxembourg Bourguiba Charles de Gaulle Ferhat Abbas de Gaulle Algeria

Polite Swing by Maestro Benny Goodman Meets Soviet Musicians

In New York Basin Street East two Soviet musicologists Konstantin Sakva and Izrail Nestyev met Benny Goodman backstage. They discussed his popularity in the USSR and the difficulty of recording access while Goodman joked about six years of auditions. He then paid the Russians’ bill before the encounter ended.

New York Manhattan Benny Goodman Konstantin K. Sakva State Izrail V. Nestyev Sovietskaya Muzyka United States State Department Basin Street East Goodman Nestyev Tion Soviet Union Benny Russia Sakva Moscow Salva Coolsville Bandstand

Fayetteville Wreck Kills One Person in North Carolina

A southbound station wagon carrying Yale students plunged over an embankment near Fayetteville, killing Theodore C. Joiner of La Jolla California and seriously injuring Sidney B. Woods III of Milton Massachusetts and New York City. The I-95 crash occurred two miles north of Fayetteville as the driver possibly dozed. the car carried tennis equipment.

Fayetteville N.C State Highway Patrol Yale Theodore C. Joiner Hypatiaway Drive la Jolla Calif Highsmith Hospital Sidney B. Woods III Woods Milton Mass New York City Here Interstate 95

Sunday Enterprise Highlights Language Study At Tomlinson School

The Sunday Enterprise previews a new foreign language program in the fourth and fifth grades at Tomlinson School as part of an expanding elementary language effort. The issue promises a feature on Death Valley in Davidson County and a profile of Guilford County fire marshal Robert Wallace Grant and his rural coordination work.

Parlez-Vous Francais Tomlinson School Death Valley Davidson County Enterprise Robert Wallace Grant Washington, D. C Guilford County Grant Guilford

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