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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1954

Page

11

Thailand seeks UN observers blocked by Soviet India

In New York and New Delhi, the Soviet Union and India oppose an early Security Council debate on Thailand's appeal for peace observers, arguing it would hinder Geneva talks on Indochina. Lodge cites majority support, urges quick consideration despite procedural objections.

United Nations N. Y Soviet Union India Security Council Thailand Southeast Asia Geneva Indochina New Delhi Nehru Haary Cabal Lodge Jr Eneh Neil”Auring - Juss

McCarthy Sees CIA as Possible Target in Hearings

McCarthy warned that a CIA inquiry could arise from the Army McCarthy hearings. He noted pressure concerns over G. David Schine and said White House officials and others discussed delaying public investigation. Walter Bedell Smith testified that CIA security measures aim to prevent Communist infiltration.

CIA Walter Bedell Smith McCarthy Administration White House Justice Dept Army-McCarthy Smith Roy M. Cohn G. David Schine Army Cohn Pentagon Schine Permanent Dulles State Dept

Probers Demand McCarthy List of Reds From Defense Plants

The testimony centers on Senator McCarthy and counsel Cohn accusing Army officials of aiding subversives by shielding Reds in defense plants. Cohn swore the charges were true while McCarthy pressed for disclosure of secret sources, amid clashes over executive branch secrecy and loyalty data.

Probers Sen. McCarthy Sen John L. McClellan D-Ark Cohn McCarthy Army Robert T. Stevens John G. Adams McClellan United States Army Arkanean McCarthy Army Symington Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Welch Wilson FBI Executive Branch Eisenhower Wisconsin Executive Legislative Branch

Beckley TV deal gives Smith 40 percent stake in Thomas station

Commissioner Frieda B. Hen mock dissented saying the order raises competition and media control concerns. Thomas plans a 682 foot tower south of here and will seek network affiliations with NBC ABC DuMont and CBS options. Smith already owns WENA FM and WENA TV and the Beckley station WJLS. Thomas operates WOAY Oak Hill while network talks proceed in New York City.

Seriatsom Channel 4 Beckley Funder Smith Thomas Frieda B. Henmock Wena-Fm Wenatv Charleston WOAY Oak Hill Here WU. S. Rt. L New York City Woay-Tv Columbia Broadcasting System Wchs-Tv National Broadcasting, Co DuMont Network American Broadcasting Co

FCC Plans Hearing On Bluefield Outlet

The Communications Commission announced a hearing starting July 2 to rule on competing TV channel 6 applications from Daily Telegraph Printing Co and Southern West Virginia Television, Ent., for Bluefield West Virginia.

FCC Bluefield Washington The Communications Commission Daily Telegraph Printing Co Southern West Virginia Television, Ent W. Va

Licenses Sought to Regulate Bondsmen in Charleston

Charleston officials and lawyers support new state laws to curb bondsmen. Deputy chief William Beckett backs licensing to place bondsmen with other professionals and allow penalties if clients jump bond. Police Chief Dewey Williams says licensing would raise the profession and attract higher quality practitioners.

Charleston William Beckett Kanawha County Dale Casto Charleston Bar Assa Dewey Williams Thompson

Bidault Presses Neutral Supervisory Commission Plan

Foreign Minister Georges Bidault urged an authentically neutral and international supervisory body for cease-fire policing. He warned a two Communist two non Communist setup would fail, while India, Pakistan, Poland and Czechoslovakia were proposed as representatives. Bedell Smith said no Communist on the panel but would examine including India and Pakistan with other neutral nations.

Georges Bidault Rosalia India Pakistan Poland Czechoslovakia Bidault Asia United States Britain Korean Neutral Nations Supervisory Group Sweden Switzerland Red China Mao Tze-Tung Mao U. S Walter Bedell Smith Supervisory Commission Anaxna Aanes Pey“T Hallansa Singleton New York Harbor Atlantic New York

Industrial site eyed for Jackson County area farms

Industry eyes control of 12 Jackson County farms for a potential new plant. Engineers will survey the property, with a feasibility study expected to take months. Valuation could exceed current county tax value of more than $20 million. Local editor Semmons notes New York firm interest and local bank action opening the way for industrial purchase. The land sits on the Ohio River above Millwood, four miles from Appalachian Electric Power Ohio Power Co. and served by the B&O railroad. The John W. Miller 460 acre farm and the 8. L. Miller tract are involved.

Jackson County Fielding John W. Miller 8. L. Miller Sattis Bimmoans Jackson Herald Semmons Ripley New York Ohio Millwood Simmons B&o Appalachian Electric Power-Ohio Power Co Philip Sporn

Eisenhower comments on coat tails and Oppenheimer praise

President Eisenhower defends farm program principles and warns against coat tail riding while addressing questions on Oppenheimer praise. He plans to appeal a veteran preference ad action and notes Democrats’ influence in Congress. Singleton comments compare power of figures including Cohn and Schine.

Stomle de. J. Robert Oppenheimer Oppenheimer White House Bernard M.shanley Singleton Congress Sec Eisenhower Tion Gerous Brianley Lke Nearman Abrama Cohn Schine

Postmaster Field Wide Open Singleton Fired

Hallanan says the Charleston postmaster case is undecided and the field remains wide open. Singleton, in office 21 years, faces dismissal amid Civil Service review and appeals, with Nearman as a possible successor debated by officials.

Charleston Hallanan Ballanan Singleton Stevens Roosevelt Nearman Singleton Washington

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