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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1952

Page

2

Big Three Shy From Question Of Tunisian Independence

United Nations report from New York outlines divisions among Britain France and the United States over Tunisian independence from France. Britain argues Tunisia is a French domestic matter while the United States seeks U.N. action and France boycotts debate. Mood at the U.N. reflects tension as Tunisia faces unrest and calls for intervention.

United Nations N. Y France Britain Selwyn Lloyd Churchill Tunisia Uoud U. N Farhat Hached Egypt Iran Indonesia U.S Eisenhower el Abed Bouhafa Committee For the Freedom of North Africa Trygve Bouhafa Cairo al Misr Morocco Madagascar Bouhara

General MacArthur Says He Is Ready To Present War Plan

Gen. MacArthur announced to the National Association of Manufacturers that he is willing to share his Korea war plan with President-elect Eisenhower if invited. He claimed the plan could end the war without heavy costs or triggering a third world conflict, but refused to discuss it publicly. Eisenhower aides offered no comment while he travels with the USS Helena.

New York Eisenhower MacArthur Far East Remington Rand, Inc National Association of Manufacturers Korea Helena Commodore Hotel

Trumans Leave To Attend Funeral Observed At Independence

President Truman and Mrs. Truman depart Washington by special train for Independence Missouri to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wallace the President's mother in law who died Friday at age ninety the service to be private at the Wallace home.

Washington Truman Independence David W. Wallace Wallace White House Mr.Truman Margaret Independence Mrs. Wallace Had Made Her Home With Mrs. Truman George P. Wallacce David F. Wallace Albuquerque N. M Woite House

Literature Probers Question Magazine Author on Virginity Article

House investigators probing lurid literature expressed mild surprise at Margaret Culkins Banning publishing an article in Personal Romances titled Is Virginity Old-Fashioned The article advocates chastity but says harsh condemnation of a girl who loses virginity before marriage is outdated Committee members noted Banning wrote in good faith and focus remains on so called girlie magazines The probe concluded and next week a report on actions is planned

Washington House Margaret Culkins Banning Rep Gathings D-Ark Katharine St. George RNY Gathings Committee

Strippers Return to Work After Union Split

About 259 of 300 performers formed the Chicago Entertainers Union and ended a three night stoppage. The move followed AFL AGWA strike action against Chicago area clubs, with cafe owners citing alignment against the strike. The new union pledged same scales and conditions.

Chicago AFL American Guild of Variety Artists Cafe Owners Association AGWA Chicago Entertainers Union Milton Raynor AGYA Trudine Daniels Emil van Horn Sam Hass

Italy Moves To Erase Former Fascists From Ballot

Rome reports Parliament rushes a law to bar former Fascists from active voting and office for the 1953 elections. The measure would extend a constitutional ban for five more years and target MSI leaders such as Prince Valentino Borghese and Rodolfo Graziani.

Italy Rome Italian Social Movement MSI Roman Junio Valero Borghese Rodolfo Graziani Mussolini Chamber of Deputies Chamber Senate Augusto de Marsanich Lean de Marsanich Il Duce Posts and Telegraph

Italy's Graziani Appeals to Italians Amid Strip of Decorations

The report notes Graziani stripped of his decorations yet still appealing to many Italians while Prince Borghese, a noted World War II submarine hero, remains prominent. A separate note mentions licorice found in the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1923 aboard the opened tomb in Egypt, and a scientific aside observes surface sea salinity varying more than deep water.

Graziani Prince Borghese Tut- Ankh-Amen Egypt

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