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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1954

Page

3

Georgia Law Threat Toll Bride Case Stirs Protests

Army veteran Robert David Fisher, discharged from Ft. Benning, married Japanese-born Tameko Kikushi Stayton in Georgia last month and left the state. Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook said he will seek action for violating ban on interracial marriages and noted penalties for licenses or ceremonies. Judge T. Bradford Bagley, who performed the ceremony, questioned the law’s constitutionality in light of a Supreme Court ruling on segregation.

Atlanta Ft. Benning Robert David Fisher Tameko Kikushi Stayton Georgia Fisher W. Louden St Philadelphia Eugene Cook Russel C. Davison Jr Columbus Cook Davison Vital Statistics Division Georgia Health Department T. Bradford Bagley Supreme Court Muscogee County Henry H. Hunter Jr

Californians Fail To Scale Mt Makalu Peak

New Delhi reports from the Himalayas state a California expedition led by Dr. William Siri failed to summit Mt Makalu, 27790 feet. Sherpas say the team could not find a seep route to the upper levels and are at base camp packing gear awaiting departure toward Jugbani or Biratnagar.

New Delhi India Himalayas California Makalu Sherpas Jugbani William Siri Baron Glacier Siri Biratnagar Nepal

Public Noise Complaints Heap Pressure on Ellen Stevenson Club

In Chicago on June 12 police investigated two noisy party calls at Ellen Borden Stevenson's home at 1020 Lake Shore Drive. Stevenson, ex wife of Adlai Stevenson, runs an artists and writers club and has challenged a zoning board denial of a permit to sell food and liquor amid neighbor fears of property devaluation in a residential area.

Chicago Ellen Borden Stevenson James J. McCarthy Stevenson Adlai Stevenson Lake Shore Dr

Ava Gardner Arrives in Nevada for Divorce

Ava Gardner arrives at Lake Tahoe to establish residency for a Nevada divorce from Frank Sinatra. She drove from Los Angeles and rented a sea cottage for a six week stay and said she would use the usual grounds of extreme cruelty. Gardner dismissed reports she avoided Las Vegas where Artie Shaw and Sinatra perform, saying she prefers Lake Tahoe.

Lake Tahoe Nev Ava Gardner This Lake Nevada Frank Sinatra Los Angeles Miss Gardner Sinatra Las Vegas Artie Shaw

Knowland Rejects Flanders Bid to Oust McCarthy

Sen. Knowland condemns Sen. Flanders move to strip Sen. McCarthy of his chairmanships as a mistaken and disruptive step that could block Eisenhower's legislative agenda. Flanders filed a motion to remove McCarthy from the Senate Investigations Subcommittee and Government Operations Committee pending questions about McCarthy finances.

Washington Sen Knowland Calif Flanders R-Wi McCarthy R-Wis Senate Eisenhower Senate Investigations Subcommittee Government Operations Committee Senate Elections Subcommittee Secretary of the Army Stevens Knowland Sid Theli Subcommittee Francis P. Carr

States Seek Way To Avoid Law In School Segregation Clash

Richmond conference outlines a three state led approach to sidestep the Supreme Court ruling on desegregation. Georgia Mississippi and South Carolina back mixed outcomes while others aim to comply or find legal exemptions and two plans gain attention including the Mississippi Plan to separate pupils by health and welfare.

Richmond Southland Supreme Court Georgia Mississippi South Carolina Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Florida Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Texas West Virginia Kentucky Maryland Oklahoma

Nixon Urges Backing Asians to Defeat Reds

Vice President Richard Nixon told Whittier College graduates that the United States must support Asian causes to counter Communist aggression in Indochina. He warned that foreign, directed revolutions are used to gain native leaders and noted he escaped a traffic accident on his way to Los Angeles.

Whittier College Nixon Mee Los Angeles Washington

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