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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1955
Page
7
Don A Walser of Lexington and other local lawyers spoke at a Nehean bar meeting about proposed legislation to redraw judicial districts, tighten arrest laws, and streamline civil court procedures.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer plans a nationwide campaign beginning next Tuesday to counter the Socialists' antiarmament drive. He will address mass meetings in Frankfurt on Feb 8 Hannover on Feb 12 and Hamm on Feb 13 as Bundestag votes on Feb 24 on Paris treaties to rearmWest Germany in alliance with the West.
Reports from Tokyo indicate no clear agreement among Chinese forces on a cease-fire as tensions rise in the Tachens. Peiping denounces a U S cease-fire proposal while urging withdrawal of forces from Formosa and calls for liberation of Formosa and the Pescadores. Communist air strikes and naval activity near Yushan continue with brief evacuations of civilians in Tachens.
Army officials debate extending the draft four years as Vinson expects a bill ready for the House next week. Ridgway warns manpower cuts could force a major reallocation of U S Army forces worldwide, including possible risks to security, while stressing final policy rests with higher authority.
Ex-Communist Harvey Matusow attests he lied as a government witness in the Clinton Jencks case and says Roy M. Cohn assisted in preparing his testimony. An affidavit filed in federal court supports a new trial motion as Judge Edward Dimock prepares for a hearing. The 13 defendants, former leaders under the Smith Act, faced prison terms and fines for conspiring to advocate overthrow by force.
Mrs Nettie Angus Moulden, who first visited the White House under Lincoln, reaches her 100th birthday and is welcomed by President Eisenhower. Her daughter recalls the excitement of the moment as the aging Republican admirer receives birthday greetings.
U S lawmakers and economists oppose tariff reductions linked to a pending trade bill and Japan negotiations. Advocates warn of forced reliance on foreign resources and job loss from cheaper cloth, while supporters argue gradual cuts could boost global markets. The debate centers on domestic impact and international competition.
Lawmakers debate reciprocal trade act to curb tariff cuts risking textile industry. South Carolina Rep says imports threaten 65 percent of state industrial income while Maine and other reps push against unfettered presidential tariff reductions. Bills on insurance advertising rules and retired justices' service also move forward.
The Formosa issue dominates the second day of a 10 day Commonwealth prime ministerial parley as ministers begin immediate work on a UN backed truce. Churchill leads a morning session detailing East West relations and Western defense needs in Europe the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Attendees include St Laurent Menzies Holland Ali Kotelawala Huggins and Jones representing 575 million people.
Winston-Salem leaders welcomed Dr. Channing H. Tobias of New York as he urged patience in applying the Supreme Court ruling on school integration. Tobias, NAACP board chair, spoke at the Patterson Avenue YWCA accord, calling the decision a sociology milestone to be implemented gradually with Christian guidance.
A thief entered Bernard A. Dodge residence in Glen Burnie Maryland and took about $30. Police found a half-pound box of chocolates in a heart shaped valentine box at the scene. Dodge claimed the candy did not belong to him.
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