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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1954

Page

4

Senator Bennett Attacks TV Sponsorship of Army-McCarthy Show

Utah Republican Senator Bennett protests Senate policy allowing private sponsors to profit from air time of the Army-McCarthy hearings. He warns of potential competition with NBCs J Fred Muggs and notes earlier outrages over Queen Elizabeth coronation clips. He urges dignity and decorum in hearings to avoid sensationalism.

Bennett Utah Senate U. S J. Fred Muggs NBC Dave Garroway Animal World

Two Partisan Faction Clash in North Carolina Politics

Lynn Nisbet's Around Capitol Square notes that the North Carolina Democratic Party shows a latent two party structure with a tight liberal and conservative split in a close primary. The piece compares regional party branding and national trends, likening North Carolina to a divided GOP with Eisenhower and McCarthy wings to explain ongoing factionalism within a single party.

North Carolina Lynn Nisbet Capitol Square Democratic Party South North GOP Eisenhower McCarthy

Grey verdict urged in Army McCarthy feud

Senator Potter cautions that deliberate lying and conflicting testimony muddle truth in the Army McCarthy dispute. He warns McCarthy’s call for classified data risks disloyalty and anarchy, urging proper channels and law over self appointed acts.

Potter R-Mich McCarthy

North Carolina Democrats See Liberals Gain In Party Power

The article traces shifts in North Carolina Democratic leadership from Kerr Scott through William Umstead, detailing how control of state party machinery shifted among Everett Jordan Mrs. John T Richardson Jonathan Daniels and Carlisle Higgins. It notes an Umstead era and previews future influence in state and national committee designations.

North Carolina Senate United States Kerr Scott Capus M. Waynick D. A. McCormick Jonathan Daniels Waynick Nicaragua Scott Everett Jordan Jordan Willis Smith United States Senate McCormick Daniels William Umstead Hubert Olive Umstead Frank Graham Carlisle Higgins Bob Coughton Congress Coughton Higgins Democratic Party Mary Laurens J. T.) Richardson John D. Larkins Jr Sallie Baker B. B

Voices on Korea Indochina and domestic policy split

A compilation of quotes from Senators Watkins Dulles Johnson and McCarthy and NAACP and Gov Byrnes stressing resistance to Communism, congressional war powers, cross party cooperation, and reactions to segregation rulings with calls for restraint and unity.

Indochina America Korea Arthur Watkins Senate Lyndon Johnson James Byrnes South Carolina

Itchy mail powder targets Mundt aides in Senate inks

Aides to Senator Mundt faced an odd scare as itch powder appeared in letters sent to the Mundt chaired Senate Investigating Subcommittee. Two mail clerks were assigned to handle the mail as inflamed hands were reported, while Mundt did not handle the gimmicked letters.

Mundt Washington Senate South Dakota Wisconsin Senator Mundt Army- McCarthy

Energy breakthrough eyed to cut home electric costs

Air Research and Development Command reports a solar energy generator refined to power a home could lower electricity prices. The Baltimore announcement highlights potential energy independence and the shift toward civilian use of space-age tech.

Air Research and Development Command Baltimore

Foundations Under Fire In House Probe Spotlight

Peter Edson reports the House committee led by Rep. B Carroll Reece investigates tax exempt foundations centering on the Ford Foundation with hinted aims to internationalize U S education. Critics charge one sidedness while defenders say the probe checks potential misuse of donor resources by powerful philanthropies. the Fund for the Advancement of Education figures as a new villain.

Wilmington Washington House of Representatives Ford Foundation Carnegie Rockefeller Guggenheim B. Carroll Reece Tenn Senate Kinsey Rockefeller Foundation Reece Wayne L. Hays Ohio Congress Reece Committee Renee A. Wormser Thal GOP National Committee Robert A. Taft Chicago Paul Hoffman Foundations U. S Foundation American Council of Learned Societies National Research Council American Council On Education National Education Association Parent-Teacher Associations National Council of Churches Fund For the Advancement of Education Frank W. Abrams Standard Oil of New Jersey Roy Larsen Time Philip Reed General Electric Paul Mellon Owen J. Roberts Supreme Court

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