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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1959

Page

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Plans For Talks With Red Begin At Camp David

President Eisenhower prepares for weekend talks with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at Camp David. Officials aim to advance disarmament and flare up negotiations while Khrushchev tours the U.S. and offers few new ideas on East West issues.

Eisenhower Christian A. Herter State Department White House Khrushchev Berlin Europe Laos Southeast Asia Germany United States Russia

Labor's Race Stand Faces Union Discrimination Clash

At the CIO convention a showdown over racial discrimination in unions pits AFL-CIO president George Meany against A Philip Randolph, head of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, with no mandatory ban adopted and no punitive action chosen.

CIO George Meany Afl-Cio A. Philip Randolph Negro Sleeping Car Porter Uni

Khrushchev Tours Pittsburgh in Open Car During Visit

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev toured Pittsburgh in an open car amid bright sun. He visited Mesta Machinery Co and passed Jones & Laughlin steel mill during a civic luncheon and talks with President Eisenhower on East West tensions. Security was tight and crowds cheered as he arrived for a day marked by planned Camp David talks.

Pittsburgh Nikita Khrushchev Nikolai A. Tikhonov Khrushchev Eisenhower Speeeing Mesta Machinery Co Jones & Laughlin Mesta Camp David Maryland Budapest George Washington Hungary

Mixed opinions on Khrushchev visit across the United States

Public reaction to Khrushchev's cross country trip shows division. Harvard's John Milton Ward says the visit offers insight into the land and people, while Edmond P. Gue of Dallas doubts any lasting shift in relations. Hollywood producer Walter Kelley argues it could aid diplomacy despite risks.

Khrushchev Eisenhower New York Los Angeles San Francisco Iowa Farm United States Soviet Union Associated Press John Milton Ward Harvard University Dallas Tex Edmond P. Gue Gue Hollywood Walter Kelley State Department

Pravda Says U S Mood Shifts Toward Khrushchev

Pravda claims a swift change in U S attitude with millions welcoming Khrushchev. It reports American cities competed to give the Soviet emissary a joyous reception after his visit.

Pravda U.S Moscow Communist Party United States Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev

Khrushchev to Meet Eisenhower at Camp David

Adlai Stevenson reports Khrushchev will spend the weekend with President Eisenhower at Camp David for discussions on disarmament. The Soviet Premier advocated phased disarmament over four years and warned against inspection resistance observed in prior talks.

Khrushchev Adlai Stevenson Coon Rapids Iowa Des Moines Adlai E. Stevenson Nikita Khrushchev Exwell Gars Eisenhower Camp David Maryland United Nations United States

Khrushchev visits Iowa farm in chaotic publicity stunt

On a typical farm day in Coon Rapids, Roswell Garst hosts Khrushchev as photographers crowd in and soldiers guard the fields. Garst berates reporters, while Khrushchev quips about corn and coal as cameras roll and the scene resembles a movie set.

Kremlin Eisenhower Garst Ezra Benson Khrushchev

Survival in Utah Desert Family Prays and Fights to Stay Alive

The Scott family Virl Laura and their six children faced two days in the Utah desert after their car broke down on a picnic. Weary and delirious they drank radiator fluid and used mud to protect their skin while the mother urged strength and hope, as recounted in Family Weekly with The Enterprise.

Scott Virl Laura Scott Utah Momma Laur Scotts Family Weekly The Enterprise

Still Happy Few Will Forget Nikita's Iowa Trip

Des Moines reports show Iowa corn belt farmers returning to normal life after a day with Nikita Khrushchev the Soviet leader known for his hardline stance on communism.

Nikita Iowa Des Moines Nikita Khrushchev

Munford Stabbing Accident in Hyannis Raises Questions

Walter F. Munford, president of a strikebound U S Steel unit, was stabbed in a kitchen in Hyannis. Official Dinis said there is no criminal aspect and the wound was likely accidental, occurring as Munford tended kitchen utensils on a waxed floor. Munford was hospitalized in serious condition but improving after surgery.

Munford Dinis Ouellette

Moon Rocket Explodes During Atlas Able Launch Pad Test

Cape Canaveral reports an Atlas Able rocket exploded on its pad during a static engine test. About 40 crew members in the nearby blockhouse were unharmed. The Air Force investigates the cause as the October moon mission timetable shifts. The incident dampens U.S. hopes after Soviet lunar feats earlier this month.

Cape Canaveral Fla U.S Air Force Atlantic Missile Range United States

Too Many Policemen Says Menshikov

Soviet ambassador Mikhail Menshikov complains that both American and Soviet security agents were overly cautious in arranging protection for Premier Khrushchev. He says Des Moines authorities were better prepared, while noting Eisenhower escort Henry Cabot Lodge defended the safety plan.

Coon Rapids Iowa Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Mikhail Menshikov Des Moines Henry Cabot Lodge Eisenhower

Hoffa Denies Secession Plans Amid Labor Clean-Up

Hoffa denies rumors that locals may secede from the Teamsters Union to block a court monitored cleanup drive. He says he did not discuss such a move with other officials. The Nashville Tennessean reports Hoffa consulted lawyers about the plan’s implications.

Atlanta S. R. Hoffa Sters Ande Tuaulous Hoffa Teamsters Nashville Tennessean Landrum- Griffin

Gracie the Hurricane Dawdles and Turns Coy

Gracie the tropical storm slowed and shifted northwestward to about 7 miles per hour. The U S Weather Bureau located Gracie roughly 290 miles east of Boca Raton as forecasters monitored for a more northerly path with no immediate land danger expected.

U.S. Weather Bureau Gracie Boca Raton Miami Palm Beach Florida Carolinas Weather Bureau

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