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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1959
Page
3
A North Carolina special commission meets to outline hiring an architect and selecting a Capitol site for a 40 million dollar legislative building. An open hearing is set for September 28, with hearings on architecture to follow.
The Carolina Motor Club marked its 37th anniversary. Founder Coleman W. Roberts of Greensboro began the group in 1922 after a two day dirt road trip from Greensboro to Murrells Inlet South Carolina. The club now runs 80 offices in two states and a major headquarters in Charlotte.
The Burnsville Educational Project plans to place 21 elementary students at Griffith Chapel Church in Burnsville with a certified Negro tutor and seven high school students at Allen High School in Asheville. Seven boys and three girls will live in Asheville and attend as day students. The inter-racial group aims to raise 5,000 dollars for these arrangements, not as a general public drive.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will be the focal point of unprecedented live coverage on TV and radio across major networks. The plan includes his Washington appearance at the National Press Club, a U.N. General Assembly speech, a Sept. 24 embassy reception, and a Sept. 27 NBC exclusive from 6 to 7 p.m. Eastern.
Henry Grady Rollins 67, a former Carter Fabrics Division manager for mills in Shelby Stanley Gastonia Randleman and Slater died Sunday in a Shelby hospital. Graveside rites set Tuesday at Cleveland Memorial Park. Survived by widow son Henry B. Rollins of Columbia four brothers and three sisters.
Moscow calls for an international Laos conference including Red China to ensure Indochina peace. The proposal coincides with a U N fact finding mission and Khrushchev's Washington talks, reviving talk of reactivating the 1954 International Control Commission. Laos objects to reactivation as sovereignty concerns and suspected spying through Poland.
Premier Niki ta Khrushchev flashed greetings to Norway's Einar Gerhardsen and Sweden's Tage Erlander as his jetliner passed over their countries on his way to America, Moscow radio reported today.
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