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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1959
Page
10
Roger Lee White 25 of Elkin testifies he was kissing a 23 year old Mount Airy woman when an April crash killed two. The driver Roy Dean Marion 20 of Dobson died, and victim Robin Jasper Holyfield 22 of Dobson Rt. 1. White's wife notes lipstick on his shirt.
Deputy Sheriff Joe James testified in Alexander County court on the June slaying of Sheriff T. E. Bebber. He described accompanying Bebber to the home of Jones Ellis to settle a domestic dispute, leaving his revolver behind, and how Bebber was shot as they entered. Ellis surrendered a rifle after the shooting.
The SBI autopsy on Lloyd W. Dagenhart, who died August 15 at Central Prison Hospital, ruled death by natural causes with cirrhosis and pulmonary infarction. Dagenhart, jailed in Guilford County for indecent exposure and assault, had bruises reportedly from reduced blood flow described as ulceration.
Funeral services for Donald M. Nelson will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in the Church of the Hills at Forest Lawn Hills Memorial Park. Nelson 70 died in Good Samaritan Hospital Tuesday of a cerebral hemorrhage after stroke on Aug. 23. He was a former Sears merchandising executive and a director of several corporations. He leaves his widow Lena Peters.
London AP report on 84 year old Winston Churchill speaking at Woodford urging the West to resist rushed disarmament with the Soviet Union. He praised Premier Khrushchev's proposal in part but pressed for a workable system of inspection and control and urged Conservatives to seek re election.
Former Eisenhower adviser Dr. Neil H. Jacoby told the National Consumer Finance Assn convention in Seattle that the U.S. economy is depressionproof. He said the economy no longer risks a 1929 to 1932 collapse and has structural resistance and a stabilization mechanism to counter deep recessions.
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