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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1951
Page
1
Reports say Chinese forces mass near the 38th parallel with six army groups north of the line. US units press a trap as UN planes drop surrender leaflets and air support targets gun positions, pillboxes, and tanks while troops advance toward foothills.
The United States Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the University of North Carolina must admit Negro students to its all white law school. The court reversed the Durham district court and ordered relief for the plaintiffs, citing Sweatt v Painter and stressing individual equality before the bar.
Secretary of State Acheson called on the Inter-American Conference of Foreign Ministers and the 21 American republics to act now against a Soviet led menace. He urged coordinated defense measures, peaceful dispute settlement, and strengthening democratic institutions as safeguards of freedom.
Police broaden a search for Doris Trask Cook 18 feared kidnapped after her husband Richard 18 was found slain on a lonely Riverside highway. Investigators tie dented cars, green fenders, and a damaged light to suspect Charles Walker as they probe motive and sequence of events near Lakeview and Perris.
Adam tried a playful joke with his rib tickled for fun but his work left him with a surprising result as he discovers a missing rib in a humorous verse.
Raleigh March 27 A bill aimed at tighter enforcement of North Carolina liquor laws moved in the General Assembly. Gov Scott sent a special message urging passage to add 25 ABC officers and make liquor transport into the state a felony beyond five gallons.
Bridget Lee Gryder, born March 8 at an Asheville hospital, has grown from 25 to 28 ounces over ten days. Doctors say the premature infant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Gryder, is doing exceptionally well and is fed by a tube.
Radio Station WFGN resumed broadcasting at 6 45 a m after thieves seized four pieces of equipment. Manager Morton Green said he borrowed gear to stay on air until new equipment arrives or officers recover the stolen items. The burglary also hit WLTC Gastonia and WEAB Greer with losses but those stations kept operating.
Three members of the senate crime investigating committee disclosed threats against their lives. Senator Tobey reported two mailed letters and one call, while Chairman Kefauver noted several threats in crackpot letters. Guards protected Tobey 24 hours a day, and witnesses face possible contempt action with bonds up to $10,000.
More than 100 airplanes including 66 from the carrier Coral Sea scoured the Atlantic 600 miles off Ireland for a transport plane missing with 53 U S airmen aboard. The Hq Third Air Division said the ship was diverted after leaving Norfolk to join the Sixth Fleet. Royal Air Force bombers and air-sea rescue planes aided, while conditions remained unclear.
Tokyo observers react to reports President Truman placed General MacArthur under political censorship. Washington would authorize any official announcements. The clash centers on Far East policy as MacArthur warned China faces possible UN military action and outlined military weaknesses in leaflets. The episode follows past clashes over public statements without prior clearance.
In a Paris meeting the Western delegates and ministers discuss extending talks on German demilitarization disarmament Austrian independence and armament levels with the aim of a broader four power conference. Officials say talks may continue into a fifth or sixth week with no break in sessions.
Washington March 27 OPS aims to set dollar ceilings on steak and pork chops by mid April. Officials say live hogs dressed pork and subsequent ceilings on beef and cattle will follow with hopes to stabilize distribution and curb shortages while warning against expectations of pre Korean price levels.
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