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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
6
The report notes a dramatic political shift with officials under the former Philippine premier Garcia seeking substantial U.S. aid. President Garcia visits Washington for three days, meeting Eisenhower and Dulles for discussions on long term loans and credits, including a possible large funding package.
Vienna AP report states Hungary executed former Premier Imre Nagy and Defense Minister Pal Maleter along with two other uprising leaders after a secret Budapest trial. Nine were charged with overthrow plots. Nagy and Maleter denied charges before partial confessions under pressure.
AP report on US Britain and France attempting a summit via secret diplomacy being exposed by Khrushchev. Moscow publicized a June letter criticizing talks while the West released its presummit proposals, with no new progress on timing or venue.
North Georgia Methodist Conference reports 199 948 members, up 2 364 from last year. Growth focused in Atlanta districts Decatur Oxford and Griffin while rural areas shrink. Over 10 million dollars donated to church causes, including 343 776 to Georgia Methodist College Appeal, by 874 churches totaling about 190 000 members. Conference ends Friday with new pastoral appointments.
White House confirms Bernard Goldfine gave President Eisenhower expensive vicuna cloth. James Hagerty released details at a news conference tied to a Drew Pearson column. Adams testified about hotel bills and rug and coat reports while denying any improper influence.
New York AP reports film star Christine Caree says a large bust helps a career in Hollywood. She notes an actress must measure even larger than her stated 3814-2215-3414 to achieve big box office on Sunday.
DETROIT AP reports the United Auto Workers begin bargaining with General Motors Ford and Chrysler as strike votes proceed. Negotiators target secondary phases of new contracts covering about 500000 workers while locals vote amid plant work stoppages extending over two weeks.
Mrs Esther Silvanes 38 told her husband not to go away as she delivered a baby girl at home Monday night. Deborah Lynn and Lawrence Andrew followed Karen Joyce, with the newborns hospitalized at Mary's Help Hospital in incubator care. Two emergency ambulance stewards assisted the delivery. the family already has three daughters.
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States could use military action to preserve Lebanon’s independence with U.S. forces watching the crisis from the Mediterranean. He cited U.N. involvement and noted that Marines and other fleet elements might act if needed. The press briefing omitted other contingency specifics.
Nashville and Davidson county voters decide today on a single consolidated government replacing current units. If approved in both city and county, the plan takes effect next year with a mayor and 21-member council to be chosen in the fall. Opponents say taxes won’t fall. supporters claim long term savings and reduced overlap.
Washington AP report on Sherman Adams testimony before a House panel. He claimed ignorance of FTC rules amid questions that Bernard Goldfine shared investigative information and paid travel and hotel expenses. Adams acknowledged gifts including a rug and coat and discussed potential influence over Goldfine's mill labeling matter.
Washington group of trade and business leaders denounce inflation as a desirable stimulus. They warn wage price spirals hurt pensioners, insured beneficiaries, and bond holders while urging careful government intervention to curb excess inflation.
Dedication of the Mackinac Bridge will be shared by four officials in a ribbon cutting and a four draw curtain ceremony on June 28. Wilber M. Brucker will deliver the dedication oration with G. Mennen Williams Pren tiss M. Brown and Walter L. Cisler joining in speeches. The event marks the union of Michigan's two peninsulas with a distinctive ceremonial style.
Gov Griffin said he received one of the belts of cloth given in 1955 by Ward Goldfine the textile maker. He noted the gifts were presented to governors in New Hampshire and other states and that his files show the item had been given to St Adams and later to Dwinell.
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