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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1953
Page
4
The speech at the Wisconsin GOP convention frames Eisenhower as opposing the leftist tide while warning against right wing demagogues. It stresses danger from both sides, notes demagoguery as a civilization threat, and asserts no surrender to extremism as progress must continue.
The article notes 97 children enrolled in a Red Cross free swimming class but urges higher participation. It cites water tragedies from last spring and argues many more should learn to swim to prevent needless deaths. Registration for the next beginner class opens next Monday.
The United States weighs recalling South Korea s ambassador Dr You Chang Yang for attacks on the United Nations Command and the proposed cease fire. Officials call his Philadelphia speech false and say his recall could occur once the truce takes effect. Some warn it may aid Soviet efforts to split Western allies.
An American official in London comments that Britain mobilizes as a nation when vital interests are at stake. Crowds greet Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito, who beams in return as Londoners join the spectacle. Public opinion on Tito's visit is noted as mixed as the crowds welcome him.
Newspapers in Dallas, angered by the invitation and pressure groups, denounced the event while Tito’s arrival drew no pickets or jeers. The British government guided a disciplined, cordial reception, suggesting potential substantial dividends from the diplomatic display.
In 1951 a Dallas unionist assaulted a worker at Weaver Iron Works and was jailed four months. Despite his pardon he argues the law is one sided, yet the piece asserts crime in violence against workers warrants punishment and that Texas law remains sound and needed to prevent further violence.
The La Follette Committee labeled as liberal is shown to be infiltrated and practically run by Communists. Charles Kramer, ex Krivitsky, linked to Harold Ware Cell, with members Alger Hiss and others, worked across agencies from the AAA to NYA and on Kilgore staff before the La Follette assignment. Kramer faced queries about how he obtained his La Follette post.
Taft and Eisenhower share broad policy alignment at key points despite occasional contradictions. Taft supports St. Lawrence Seaway, trade reciprocity, off shore oil measures, and streamlined federal reorganization, while balancing budget aims and cabinet confirmations amid a narrow Senate majority.
Lynn Nisbet explores the 1951 General Assembly budget outlook and the slim surplus expected in the state general fund and highway allocations. The piece contrasts cash balance, credit balance, and surplus concepts, and weighs federal versus state deficit spending and long term investments for public goods.
W A Bivins presents a June solstice note on daylight, followed by business glimpses from the Journal of Commerce. Highlights cover sweater demand, a huge Chicago bakery output, swimwear shortages, Wright brothers history, romance trends, and social observations.
Florence Pancho Barnes sues Air Force General Holtoner alleging a boycott against her rural dude ranch. The suit questions official actions impacting her business and seeks redress amid public scrutiny of government conduct.
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