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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1954
Page
2
In a courtroom, the defendant denies killing his wife Marilyn. Testimony describes an alarming sequence from a stair ascent to a sleep interruption and a sudden recollection of Marilyn’s death cry.
Western officials study Moscow note warning of a Soviet buildup to counter German rearmament. The document, handed to the three Western powers, claims peace-loving nations will boost armaments to safeguard security and refers to implications for West Germany and NATO. Analysts say the note aims to create unease over Germany’s arms plans and notes potential Eastern European force increases.
Mrs. Atkins testifies in Guilford Court denying allegations she harmed Judy Atkins, a blind child. She claims the girl rubbed her eye until it reddened, while doctors note possible eye damage from pressure or blow. The defendant, mother of six, faced charges with her stance that she loves her stepchildren and would not harm them.
New York stocks advanced in early trading with gains led by railroads and steel while chemicals and rubbers lagged. The list showed broad activity with several names moving a point or two amid steady to mixed readings and a late selling drift.
Dr. Carroll praised ongoing handling of North Carolina school segregation issues during a winter conference of about 175 public school superintendents. He credited Governor Hodges and state leaders for calm, stable progress toward resolving segregation and improving finances health and special education in the years ahead.
CIO delegates urged a nationwide survey on how rapid automation boosts production and displaces workers. They called for guaranteed wage plans, retraining, relocation aids, and pensions to protect living standards during shifts, with Walter Reuther warning of new industrial revolution problems. They criticized President Eisenhower and Secretary Mitchell over labor policy roles and right to work debates.
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