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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1953

Page

6

Western Observers See Peace Hope In Soviet Press

Western analysts in London and Moscow perceived the Soviet press reply to President Eisenhower as moderately hopeful for peace talks. Pravda and Izvestia urged serious discussions within a United Nations framework, while warning against unacceptable concessions. U.S. Ambassador Bohlen met Soviet officials in brief courtesy calls.

Henry Oo Moscow Eisenhower Russia West London United States United Nations Xavda Izvestia America Europe Asia China Dulles U. S Charles Bohlen Foreign Office Jacob Malik G. M. Pushkin B. F. Podserob Bohlen

McCarthy Says Millions Spent To Stop Critics

Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy charged that the State Department subsidizes German newspapers, spending millions with no congressional authority. He cited $3,000,000 yearly for Neue Zeitung and list 96 subsidized papers, as his subcommittee investigates overseas information programs.

Washington Joseph R. McCarthy State Department Eisenhower John Foster Dulles Wisconsin U. S. High Commission For Germany Neue Zeitung Dulles McCarthy Senate Roy M. Cohn G. David Schine Europe Wisconsin Republican Cohn Schine

Pastor resigns over strapless wedding gowns clash

West Oxford Baptist Church in Oxford North Carolina saw Rev Homer Nichols quit after the church vote allowed Ruth Hedgepeth to wear strapless gowns at her May 17 wedding to Ray M Blackwell. Nichols called for modest dress and left his pulpit as deacons accepted his resignation.

Oxford N. C West Oxford Baptist Church Ruth Hedgepeth Homer Nichols Miss Hedgepeth Ray M. Blackwell Nichols Wake Forest College

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