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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1954

Page

7

Eisenhower Sees French Aid Need But No U S Plan Yet

President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles warned of a broad Communist assault on Indochina and said there is no immediate U S military plan or funding for action there. The French may need outside help, but no assurances were offered, as Geneva talks and regional diplomacy dominate and a wider confrontation looms in Southeast Asia. A Seattle Rotary speech echoed U S stance against colonialism and supported rapid peace observation moves while reserving future funding. The Geneva talks, Paris politics, and Washington policy remain intertwined as events could shift quickly. The Navy transport Gen H B Freeman arrived in Seattle with 1 558 passengers from the Far East.

Washington Eisenhower Cri Hanoi Indochina United States Russia Redence Sec-China Vietminh Dulles Seattle Inter-Juhe China France Paris iGeneva South- East Asia Free World Congress Rotary International Britain United Nations Itil Geneva Asia Viet Nam Laos Cambodia

Grimes resigns as counsel for Senate security probes

New York attorney Charles P. Grimes resigns as chief counsel of the Senate Internal Security subcommittee over disputes on expanding staff for major investigations. He proposed three new inquiries and six assistants but the subcommittee rejected the plan and will seek a replacement, with Jay Sourwine expected to be borrowed temporarily.

Washington INS New York Charles P. Grimes Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Grimes Harry Dexter Robert Morris Ing United Nations William E. Jenner Institute of Pacific Relations Jenner iInd Bers Subcommittee Jay Sourwine Democrats Pat McCarran McCarran Senate Judiciary Cole

Weirton Workers Stay Independent While USW Petition Poses

Weirton Steel Co. workers appear to remain with the Independent Steelworkers Union and outside CIO United Steelworkers of America. A petition filed with the National Labor Relations Board on April 30 claimed more than 30 percent of eligible employees supported USW. The letter cites an anti government campaign and a long history of organizing activity, with references to internal security and past meetings in Philadelphia and New York.

Weirton Weirton Steel Co United Steelworkers of America CIO Mill Gates USW National Labor Relations Board Weirton Steel FBI Red Eddie Philadelphia

Red for FBI case reveals party activity in Philadelphia

A Reading truck driver testified in a conspiracy trial about seeking FBI work with support from a party member. The witness described being told the FBI would not accept him due to lack of college education and cited a memo and FBI referral for a low level undercover role.

Philadelphia Reading FBI As & Red Ralph Kenneth Heltzinger Pennsyl Pership

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