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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1958

Page

9

Do Soviets Really Want China In UN

Washington debates over Peiping joining the United Nations stretch into another Assembly session as the US shelves the issue. The piece notes Soviet perfunctory engagement on the matter, hints Moscow favors the status quo, and cites Cold War stakes around Formosa and U S policy in Asia.

China Washington Andreavy United States United Nations State Department Peiping U.N America Red China Gromyko Formosa Susto Notory Moscow Truman Dulles

Condemned Man Awaits Governor Review in Alabama Case

Montgomery notes a 35-year-old condemned African American man, an ex-convict, awaiting a call for a meeting with a hospitalized doctor before his scheduled execution for robbing an elderly white widow of 1.95 dollars. The case drew clemency letters, including one from Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, and Alabama Supreme Court denied rehearing, labeling the crime as violence beyond the theft.

Montgomery Ala Jimmy Wilson Marion Estelle Barker Alabama Alabama Supreme Court High Court Folsom John Foster Dulles

State Tobacco Farmers Urged to Stay United

Senator B Everett Jordan warns Raleigh that tobacco growers must unite to counter potential shifts in acreage allotments and price support programs. He predicts Secretary Benson will push flexible price supports, a move Jordan says would hurt small farmers. 1959 is crucial due to rising world competition and program changes.

Raleigh B. Everett Jordan Benson Jordan

High School Journalists Meet at NC Press Institute

High school journalists from Lexington and Greensboro will stage demonstrations at the 17th annual North Carolina Press Institute in Chapel Hill. The one day meeting on October 4 gathers hundreds of editors and staff from across the state with Lexington High staff demoing newspaper production and Greensboro High staff demonstrating yearbook creation. Sponsors include UNC School of Journalism, University Extension, the Daily Tar Heel, and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.

Chapel Hill N.C Lexington Greensboro North Carolina Press Institute Lexington High Turin G Greensboro High University of North Carolina School of Journalism University Extension Daily Tar Heel North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

Probation Commission to Lose Top Officials This Fall

Probation Director J D Beaty will retire November 1 after 6 years as director and 17 years with the commission. Assistant Director Garland B Daniel will transfer to the State Prisons Department October 1. The commission named W S Burleson as temporary assistant director until a successor is chosen.

Raleigh State Probation Commission J. D. Beaty Probation Commission Beaty Commission Garland B. Daniel State Prisons Department W. S. Burleson

Temperance Leaders Open Southeast Conference

Approximately 60 temperance leaders from nine Southeastern states met at Lake Junaluska North Carolina for a three day conference. Dr Vernelle Fox medical director of the Georgian Clinic Georgia Commission on Alcohol ism spoke in the morning and Dr E Clinton Gardner professor of social ethics at Emory University spoke in the afternoon.

Lake Junausska N.C Vernelle Fox Georgian Clinic Georgia Commission On Alcoholism E. Clinton Gardner Emory University Atlanta Southeastern States

Patrol Advises Local Lawmen in License Revocation Drive

The State Highway Patrol plans a new round of meetings across its troops to urge local officers to assist in cracking down on drivers after license revocations. Troops A through D in multiple cities will host sessions this week.

Greensboro State Highway Patrol Troop C Troop A Headquarwas Greenville Lawyetteville Salisbury Asheville

Highway bids reviewed for 14 projects statewide

The North Carolina State Highway Commission will review low bids totaling 4 317 743 dollars after opening bids yesterday for 14 road jobs. Major projects include 17.1 miles on U S 301 in Johnston County with Nello n L Teer Co of Durham as low bidder at 2 754 059 75, running from Benson to near Selma and work on NC 277 near Cherryville to the northeast.

Raleigh State Highway Commission Waynesville Johnston County Nellon L. Teer Co Durham Benson Selma N.C Rea Construction Co Charlotte Hickory Construction Co

Midvale Man Fined in Idaho Falls Traffic Court

Robert Patience of Midvale Utah drew a fine in justice court on a speeding citation issued in Idaho Falls.

Idaho Falls Idaho Robert Patience Midvale Utah Justice Court

Jayne Mansfield Lives Spartan Life in Beverly Hills

Hollywood star Jayne Mansfield and husband Mickey Hargitay claim a Spartan life in a plush Beverly Hills home as ex-wife Mary seeks higher child support for Tina. Mansfield says their daughter Jayne Marie attends public school and costs are kept low with minimal furnishings and essentials.

Hollywood Jayne Mansfield Jayne Mickey Hargitay Mickey Mary Tina Beverly Hills Jayne Marie Hargitay

Phillip Crosby Plans Las Vegas Wedding This Week

Phillip Crosby, 24, says he will wed showgirl Sandra Drummond, 20, in St. Anne's Church Las Vegas on Thursday after obtaining a marriage license. They plan to live in Los Angeles. Sandra works in the Tropicana Hotel show. Phillip's twin Dennis Crosby recently married Tropicana show girl Pat Sheehan.

Las Vegas Nev Bing Crosby Phillip Sandra Drummond St. Anne's Catholic Church Los Angeles Sandra Dennis Pat Sheehan

How the Doctor Examines for Cancer

An annual cancer screening described as brief yet vital, costing about $25. It outlines what the exam consists of and where to obtain it, noting a two hour process that could be life changing. Readers are urged to read the October Reader's Digest feature and pick up a copy at newsstands or supermarkets.

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