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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1954

Page

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Tensions Rise as US Inspectors Probe Panama Canal Cargo

U S customs inspectors search the 8693 ton French freighter Wyoming at Cristobal Panama Canal amid Guatemala arms shipment rumors. French Line says boxes hold sporting rifles unloaded at San Jose and La Libertrad. US officials say no charge against the line. charted to El Salvador Guatemala Los Angeles San Francisco Vancouver. A mystery plane in Guatemala drops pamphlets, Honduras reports arms deliveries, US rushes military gear to Honduras and Nicaragua. B36 bomber demo requested by Nicaragua.

Panama Central America U. S Atlantic Panama Canal Antwerp Belgium San Jose Guatemala la Libertrad Salvador Lanier U.S. State Department Wyoming el Salvador Los Angeles San Francisco Vancouver B.C Caribbean

Bennington Disaster Prompts Navy Board Inquiry At Quonset

Eyewitness accounts describe a catapult room blast on the carrier Bennington killing 91 and injuring 201 off New England. Capt Raborn and Lt Wallam recount smoke, lights out, and damaged decks as a naval inquiry begins at Quonset Point with possible ties to a prior Leyte explosion.

Quonset Point R.I. 2 Bennington Navy Board of Inquiry Leyte Boston Naval Board of Inquiry William F. Raborn Jr Oklahoma City General Service J.G John Wallam Pittsburgh Wallam Capt. Raborn New England Agi Ae U.S. Naval Adm Johnsf. Hoskins Quonset Naval Air Station Secretary of the Navy Charles §. Thomas Quonset Raborn

U.S. May Open Direct Talks on Prisoner Releases in Geneva

Reports say the United States may engage directly with the Chinese at Geneva to secure release of about 71 Americans held in Red China. Officials note Panmunjom precedent and state the final decision rests with the State Department.

Geneva United States China Panmunjom State Department Red China Harold Fischer Jr Swea City Iowa Richard Applegate Medford, Or Donald Dixon New York

North Carolina Girl Flown For Burn Care

A critically burned 11 year old girl from North Carolina was flown to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio after a one day mercy mission. Patricia Ross Watkins, daughter of Ft. Bragg paratrooper Pfc. Carlos Watkins, arrived with doctors and nurses to treat burns covering about 40 percent of her body. The C54 transport carried specialized medical equipment from Ft. Bragg to Brooke Hospital and back.

San Antonio Tex North Carolina Patricia Ross Watkins Carlos Watkins Ft. Bragg N.C Brooks Air Force Base Army Brooke Hospital Fayette Wile

Umstead Responds to Segregation Ruling In NC

Gov. Umstead labeled the Supreme Court ban on school segregation a serious invasion of state sovereignty and said the ruling requires calm study. He flagged no immediate special session, plans to seek advice from officials, and will attend a June 10 Southern governors conference in Richmond.

Raleigh Gov. Umstead Supreme Court Richmond Southern Gov Stanley Virginia Tmstead Superintendent of Public Instruction State Board of Education Umstead U.S North Carolina

Communists Besiege Yen Phu in Vietminh Drive Toward Phu Ly

In Indochina the Vietminh surround Yen Phu fortress near Hanoi with 12 battalions, tightening a siege that may lead to an assault on Phu Ly. French air strikes hit Vietminh trenches as Yen Phu, Thai Binh, Nam Dinh, and Phu Ly form a growing arc protecting key road and textile centers. The action echoes Dien Bien Phu as air supply continues.

Yen Phu Phu Dien Bien Phu Thai Binh Hanoi Phu Ly Indochina Nam Dinh Tonkin Gulf Haiphong

New NC Florists group picks Morgan as president

Dave Morgan of Monroe wins the North Carolina unit presidency of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association succeeding James Davis of Chapel Hill. The selection came at the close of a two day meeting held yesterday in Winston-Salem.

Winston-Salem Dave Morgan Monroe North Carolina the Florists Telegraph Delivery Assn Morgan James 4. Davis Chapel Hill

Carolinians Die Aboard Bennington

Navy released names of seven Carolinians among 91 killed in USS Bennington explosion and fire at Quonset Point Rhode Island. The dead include Earl Thornton Jr., Bobby L. Mayes, Cornelius M. Alexander, Jesse E. Rivers, James Cromartie, Robert D. Epps Jr., and Marion Williams with addresses in North and South Carolina. Several others were listed as injured or critically injured with local ties across the Carolinas and nearby states.

Spartanburg S.C Cornelius M. Alexander Cornelius S. Alexander Rt. 1 Box Norlina N.C Jesse E. Rivers Jozella Palmer Sheppard St Charleston James Cromartie Myrtle Vernall Cromartie Adrian Caruthers Acton Navy Joe H. Haigler Clara Haigler Gaston James H. Brown Delores Brown Burgley St Orangeburg John Patrick Gerrald Jr

Scott Charges McCarthyism as Primary Urgency Grows

In Raleigh area coverage two days before the Democratic primary, W Kerr Scott expands his push into Richmond County while Sen. Alton Lennon plans a Wake County rally at the courthouse. Scott blasted alleged McCarthyist tactics and claimed a federal inquiry found his 1950 1952 tax returns clean with a $1244.84 refund.

Raleigh W. Kerr Scott Richmond County Alton Lennon Wake County Lennon Washington Scott

US Opposed To Any Indochina Partition Plan

United States vows to reject any settlement that partitions Associated States as the nine party Indochina conference prepares for secret talks on regrouping forces after a cease fire. Vietminh proposals reportedly favor partition, drawing strong Vietnamese opposition.

Geneva United States Indochina Viet Nam Anthony Eden Georges Bidault Paris

Stevenson Says Ike Cedes Ground to Republicans in Crisis

In Meridian Mississippi Adlai Stevenson assails President Eisenhower for letting Republicans push him around and failing to defend executive rights. He blames a bipartisan split resembling a multi winged party and cites the Army McCarthy clash as a public shame. The crowd of 15000 heard him alongside hillbilly music stars honoring Jimmie Rodgers.

Meridian Miss Adlai Stevenson Eisenhower United States Stevenson Jimmie Rodgers

McCarthy Hearings Center Stage in Washington

The Enterprise asks readers for opinions on McCarthy and his methods. Questions cover whether he is right or wrong, readers’ level of frustration, and approval of his actions despite method concerns. Responses can be mailed or dropped at the newspaper.

Washington Enterprise McCarthy

GOP Aims to adjourn by July 31 amid Senate delays

Washington GOP leaders insist Congress should adjourn by July 31 despite Democratic doubt. Senate balance stands 47 Republicans, 47 Democrats, 1 independent and 1 vacancy as Johnson lists key items like tax reform social security and foreign aid still needing action.

Washington Senate Congress Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Democratic Policy Committee Knowland California Ferguson Mich GOP Johnson Eisenhower House

Classified Letter Basis For Charge In Army McCarthy Hearing

Senator McClellan accused Senator McCarthy and an Army officer of criminally obtaining classified information. McCarthy denied indictments and refused to name the officer who allegedly supplied a summary of an FBI report on Ft Monmouth. The FBI denied issuing such a letter, noting only a quoted excerpt from a larger document. Roy Cohn testified that Stevens and Army counselor Adams tried to block the subcommittee’s probe.

Washington Sen McClellan D-Ark Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Army Wisconsin McCarthy Army McCarthy FBI Ft. Monmouth N.J J. Edgar Hoover Army Intelligence Hoover Brownell Roy M. Cohn Stevens John G. Adams McCarthy Subcommittee Adams A-Wis

French Delay on U.S. Intervention in Indochina Talks

French diplomats say Paris will hold off pressing the United States for intervention as long as ceasefire negotiations in Geneva continue. U.S. officials and British leaders weigh future steps, with rumors of Navarre’s possible replacement by Cogny and calls for a regional security approach to Southeast Asia.

Washington France U. S Geneva Ren. Javits R-Lib Southeast Asia Javits House Adm Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs of Staff Radford South Asia India Pakistan U.S Paris Dulles United States Henri Navarre Indochina Rene Cogny

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