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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1958

Page

5

De Gaulle Plans June Meeting With Macmillan

Paris AP Premier de Gaulle will confer with British Prime Minister Macmillan before month end. June 27 is cited as a likely date for their first high level Western Alliance talks since he took office. Talks with U S Secretary of State Dulles reportedly set for July 5.

Paris de Gaulle Macmillan Western Alliance U. S Dulles Wesek Alliance France North Africa Raoul Salan Algiers Algeria Salan Pemier

Scattered Showers Predicted Across Georgia This Week

The forecast calls for damp conditions with scattered thundershowers in extreme South Georgia this evening and late week. Temperatures rose to the low 90s yesterday, with 1.05 inches of rain downtown and 1.05 nearby, and a 2.08 inch total for the month so far. Winds remain westerly.

South Georgia

Waldorf Astoria Hotel Bills Tied to Adams Probe

U S House subcommittee evidence shows industrialist Bernard Goldfine paid Waldorf Astoria bills for Sherman Adams, Eisenhower aide, including 1954 charges of 47.50 and 219.65 for Adams and Mrs Adams. Boston hotel stays previously cited. Subcommittee chair Harris vows full fact finding as FTC records linked to Goldfine probe emerge.

Washington Bernard Goldfine Sherman Adams Eisenhower Waldorf-Astoria New York Oren Harris D-Ark Goldfine Adams Subcommittee Francis X. McLaughlin Mrs. Adams The Waldorf Boston G Goldfine Harris Federal Trade Commission McLaughlin FTC Northfield

Humphrey Seeks New Foreign Economic Policy Drive

Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey urged a new U S foreign economic policy to replace a 1938 focus. He cited a Rockefeller report with a grand design for developing nations, advocating long term loans and regional structures to boost trade and investment while expanding purchasing power.

Humphrey Washington Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn U. S Rockefeller George D. Aiken R-Vi Special Studies Project Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc

Crooner Crosby Wife Untouched by Kidnap Plot

Hollywood AP report states Bing Crosby’s wife returned from Reno amid a gaunt ex con’s plan to kidnap her for 100000. Davison, age 48, likely faces life anyway for involvement in four robberies and two kidnappings. Crosby’s wife pregnant, niece Nicki Snow 19 revealed details of the plot.

Bing Hollywood Bing Crosby Sheriff's Office Wilburn E. Davison Davison Crosby

Knowland Opens Up On Brown In Governor Run

Sen. William F. Knowland says he will challenge Edmund G. Brown’s fitness as governor and attack his record as attorney general. After a San Jose visit with about 200 supporters, Knowland gave no sign of campaign shakeups or new strategy to win over Democratic voters.

San Jose Calif William F. Knowland Edmund G. Brown Knowland Washington Brown

Floodwaters Break Levee Near West Terre Haute Indiana

Sugar Creek floodwaters overwhelmed an earthen levee protecting West Terre Haute and inundated about 30 percent of the town. National Guardsmen and reservists aided police as 40 percent of the community faced flooding ahead of the Wabash crest. No casualties were reported though 4,900 residents were displaced and a Red Cross center opened at Central Grade School. Further north Terre Haute remained largely safe.

Terre Haute Ind APF West Terre Haute Indiana Illinois Sugar Creek Indiana National Guard Wabash Red Cross Army

Georgia Rural Roads Plan Projects Set Across Thomas County

The sixth bond issue will fund 740 896 miles of road work in 138 counties including two projects in Thomas County the Dillon and New Union Ponds. Other area projects cover Colquitt Brooks-Sardis Church Road Dougherty Worth Doles Road Lilly Ponds Road Lowndes Cook County line. John W Wade released the list for 274 projects costing about 20.89 million dollars.

Thomas County Area Georgia Rural Roads Authority Dillon New Union Ponds Colquitt Brooks County Sardis Church Dougherty and Worth Doles Road Dougherty W. Lilly Ponds Road Lowndes Cook County Line John W. Wade Highway Department Atlanta

Britain U S Sign Japan A Treaty On Atomic Power Plant

Britain and Japan signed a pact for a British built atomic electric plant designed to resist earthquakes. Japan also inked a ten year accord with the United States in Washington to obtain enriched uranium for nuclear power reactors slated to operate by year end.

London Britain Japan United States Washington

Reds Block Release of 9 GIs in Berlin Diplomacy Standoff

The United States failed to secure the release of nine U S Army personnel held prisoner by East Germany after a 40 minute ministerial meeting. East Germany refused a protocol compromise and insisted on government to government talks. The prisoners from the 3rd Armored Division were seized June 7 after a helicopter crossed the Iron Curtain.

McQuail Hatson East Germany U.S 3Rd Armored Division West Germany Reds Iron Curtain McQuain

Moscow summons three ambassadors to discuss arms talks

Soviet diplomats to the United States Britain and France were summoned to Moscow for consultations on East West summit and nuclear arms negotiations. Sergei Vinogradov flew to Moscow after meeting French Premier de Gaulle. Jacob Malik departed London for Moscow saying he is going on business in his own country.

London United States Britain France Moscow Sergei Vinogradov Paris Charles de Gaulle Nikita Krushchev Jacob Malik Mikhail Menshikov Washington Malik

Labor Leaders Push Spread of Worker Medical Purchase Plan

Labor unions vow to expand mass purchase of doctor care for workers despite medical group opposition. Dr. Morris Brand accuses medical societies of blocking consumer union prepaid group practice, while AMA replies due at San Francisco convention. Dr. Warren Draper notes savings from restricting physician rosters and reports pushback from state societies in Colorado Illinois Pennsylvania and Kentucky.

Washington Morris Brand New York American Labor Health Assn American Medical Assny Brand Sidney Hillman Health Center Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union Warren F. Draper United Mine Workers Welfare Fund Draper Colorado Illinois Pennsylvania Kentucky Mine Workers Fund

Adlai Stevenson Plans Postponed UK Tour Says He Won’t Run

London AP reports Adlai Stevenson arriving in London as he declares he will not run for president again, outlining a planned sightseeing visit to Siberia and open to further discussion with British officials. The remarks mark a shift in the former Democratic candidate’s public schedule amid Cold War tensions.

London Adlal Steverson Unie Democratic Presiden Tial Nomin Siberia

Supreme Court denies aid to county unit system in vote case

The Supreme Court refused to intervene in Hartsfield's bid to use a county unit system in the Democratic Primary vote. Justices Warren Black Douglas and others favored keeping the system, while the suit argued it devalues votes. The U S Conference of Mayors joined in supporting the petition for a three judge court to hear the case.

Washington Supreme Court Syste Hartsfield High Tribunal Cotrain Warren Black Douglas Nan Marthcary Hartefield Bichety & Times Populor U. S. Conference of M

VANDOVER Exhibit Interrupted by Jet Interceptor

A Soviet Union TUL airliner exhibition appearance was disrupted when Air Force jet fighters intercepted the display. Officials cited security measures as the primary reason for the interruption during the event in Vandover, British Columbia.

Vandover B. C Union TUL Hergy Higgest Attr

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