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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1957

Page

3

Union Postpones Meeting Over Teamsters Corruption Probe

The AFL-CIO indefinitely postponed an Ethical Practices Committee meeting to consider charges of corruption against the Teamsters Union led by Dave Beck. John F. English, a new AFL-CIO vice president and Teamsters ally, plans to push Beck’s removal, with a majority of the Teamsters board reportedly backing the move.

Washington Afl-Cio Teamsters Dave Beck Beck John F. English English Teamsters Executive Board Senate Committee Secrecs Union Teamsters Board

Market summaries show oil gains offset by late declines

Oil shares held initial gains on optimistic forecasts from industry officials including M. J. Rathbone of Standard Oil (New Jersey) who forecast 1957 as another good year. IBM rights trading began as IBM level fell while rights opened and sold. Oil majors mostly down, with Amerada and Lukens among small moves. Dow Jones AP average down at noon.

M. J. Rathbone Standard Oil New Jersey Eastman Kodak IBM Oxlm Royal Dutch Airline Amerada Gulf Oil Getty, Texas Co Royal Dutch Youngstown Lukens Steel Associated Press

Dow Jones Averages From Bache & Co Report

The Dow Jones averages show industrials at 804.46, rails at 176.30, and utilities near 74.61 with trading volume around 2.37 million shares. Prev values listed as 804.87 for industrials and 176.11 for rails, with miscellaneous figures in the market summary.

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Non-Par Banking Debated at Raleigh Public Hearing

A Raleigh public hearing before the House banks committee debated abolishing non par banking charges. Supporters argued fees hinder state commerce while opponents warned against bigger government. The panel postponed action as senators attended and the bill faced previous defeats.

Raleigh House Committee On Banks and Banking Aed Don S. Elias Asheville State Banking Commission L. T. Gibson Gibson Senate Banking Committee Carroll Holmes Pasquotank Union Edwin Pate Laurinburg

Eisenhower Talks Defense Spending and Policy Directions

President Eisenhower defended defense funding while stressing a persistent push for adequate funds to wage the peace and implement his program. He cautioned on atomic tests and noted uncertainty about delivering promised modern weapons to South Korea. He avoided commitments on halting tax depletions for oil producers, citing incentives to develop resources.

Senhower South Korea Eisenhower United States National Security Council Nevada

Assembly Elects UNC Trustees

The North Carolina General Assembly elected 29 trustees for the consolidated University of North Carolina in a noon joint session. Of 19 up for reelection, 12 were retained. seven were unseated. New and renominated members include James L. Pittman and Clarence L. Pemberton among others, with numerous state leaders named.

Raleigh Consolidated University of North Carolina House Senate General Assembly B. Everette Palmyra R. Ferguson Taylorsville Harry A Greene Raeford F. D. B. Harding Yadkinville C. Wayland Spruill Windsor D. L. Ward New Bern James L. Woodson Salisbury Roy Rowe Burgaw Thomas J. Pearsall Rocky Mount George Nick Noble Trenton Kemp B Nixon Lincolnton Albert H. Lathrop Asheville H. P. Taylor Wadesboro W. Frank Taylor Goldsboro John P. Stedman Lumberton C. Lary Tate Chadbourn F. E. Wallace Kinston Mary Mclver Stanford Chapel Hill H. L. Riddle Jr Morganton James L. Pittman Scotland Neck Clarence L. Pemberton Yancey Lenox G. Cooper Wilmington Sen Calvin Graves Winston-Salem Cameron S. Weeks Tarboro Marshall Y Cooper Henderson Wilburn Currie Carthage

Banks in Ontario Predict Heavy Currency Wear in Mines

Banks in Ontario estimate mining district currency endures only eight months due to heavy wear and tear then must be replaced, signaling a rapid cycle of currency replacement in mining regions.

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