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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1959
Page
3
On NBC Meet the Press Sunday night, Indian Foreign Minister Menon urged Red China to join the United Nations to enable settlements on border disputes and disarmament. He said India would not be intruded upon and noted a planned indictment after his U S tour, with a stop in Peiping for the October 1 PRC birthday celebration.
Lynn Kauffman a 23 year old secretary to University of Chicago professor Stanley Spector was found dead in Boston harbor after the Utrecht sailed for New York. Medical examiner Dr. Michael Luongo said drowning plus multiple blunt injuries indicate violence not a fall, with no evidence of sexual assault.
J Albert Dear newspaper owner dies at 60 from a heart attack. Funeral services planned Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church in Jersey City. Dear led Dear Publications and Radio Inc six papers including Jersey Journal and Daily Advance. He sold half interest to Samuel I Newhouse in 1951 after a court battle.
Ray Salentine, a garage operator, used a winch and cable to raise the 1912 Packard truck from 35 feet of water in Lake Nagawicka Delafield Wisconsin. The vessel was empty and badly corroded, but Salentine plans restoration for his antique car collection.
Khrushchev grilled by labor leaders at a lively news conference after a scenic train ride from Los Angeles to San Francisco. He mingled with crowds at Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo, joked about Hollywood, and predicted China first, USSR second, and the United States third. The exchange touched on security limits and political campaigning, with Mayor Christopher noting Khrushchev offered to campaign for him, which he declined.
Police theorize a Black woman visiting her mother’s grave near a 5 foot fence between Elmwood and Pinewood cemeteries was grabbed Sunday after 1 p.m. and moved over the fence. The body was found at 5 p.m. an undergarment lay outside the tomb amid unclear circumstances.
TheTwin Lights Lighthouse at Highlands New Jersey reopened as a nautical museum after being abandoned since 1951. The stone towers dating from 1862 feature seafaring memorabilia and a 200 foot high observation tower attracting visitors.
North Carolina governor Hodges told Elon College listeners Americans must study Soviet schooling to understand discipline and international affairs. He proposed a foreign service academy and noted Soviet leaders seek global contact while advocating a democratic approach to education. He spoke at Elon then planned to address other local events.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev moves through trains and cars at a California stop as photographers chase him. He jokes with reporters, remarks on missiles, and helps a frightened child before security clears the scene and he shouts Save Lodge.
Britain signals willingness to study Nikita Khrushchev’s total disarmament scheme as a basis for talks, with Prime Minister Macmillan and Foreign Secretary Lloyd backing examination in detail. Labour leader Gaitskell urges principled acceptance, while critics warn against shelving the proposal as propaganda.
The Eighth Circuit will hear the Arkansas Dollarway School District appeal on admitting three African American students to an all white Pine Bluff area school. The case, moved from November for emergency handling, tests pupil placement laws and delays opening of Dollarway High School until a ruling.
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