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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1954

Page

2

Nixon warns Republicans of dire 1984 defeat risk

Vice President Nixon urged the Republican National Committee in Cincinnati to win big in the 1984 congressional races or face political extinction. He warned privately that the party could drift left if it loses, while publicly predicting a record vote to gain control of both houses.

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Disaster Areas Designated for Hurricane Hit Areas

President Eisenhower today designated Rhode Island and Colorado as disaster areas eligible for federal aid after the hurricane. Officials said damage assessments and relief measures would begin immediately to assist affected communities.

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Ike to View Ambitious Federal Water Projects

President Eisenhower plans a tour of major water projects along the Colorado Utah border and Wyoming. He will inspect Echo Park dam on the Green River and Kendrick project works to aid downstream irrigation, plus the Air Force Academy site near Pike’s Peak and the Fryingpan Arkansas diversion pending Senate approval.

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Sullivans Entertained Aboard The Sullivans Warship

Mr and Mrs Thomas F Sullivan of Waterloo Iowa and their 13 year old grandson James visited the destroyer The Sullivans named for sailors lost in World War II. They were greeted by the ship’s skipper and a 250 member crew aboard the vessel in Philadelphia. The piece notes 1840s railroads used water boys to hand out ice water in passenger cars.

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Attlee Reports Talks With Mao on China Reforms

Attlee described his talks with Mao as highlighting reforms in China and a new government direction. He praised public health work and anti disease campaigns while noting vast population pressure and ongoing Chinese reform efforts. He said Formosa talks favored a peaceful settlement and argued against holding people against their will.

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NATO meet favored as U S aid pressed

Reports say Britain seeks a U S led Western alliance leaders meeting before a NATO session. Officials aim to boost Adenauer’s status with German sovereignty and keep West Germany aligned with the West amid Western defense planning.

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Leaf market prices steady across Carolinas belts

North Carolina Middle Belt sales reached 2 227 560 pounds with an average of 34.72 per hundred while Eastern Belt prices held firm on the border belt. Volume was moderate with mixed grades, high baskets near 69 and some as low as 3, as total Tuesday gross sales reached 8 201 242 across Borders and states. South Carolina logged 3 840 174 pounds at 51.83 per hundred and North Carolina 4 451 068 pounds at 54.43 per hundred.

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Russians Fold Resort Plan Near Annapolis

Residents report that Russian Embassy members and their families left the Bay Ridge area last weekend after a summer camp complaint. A house housing M4 children was described as violating zoning laws.

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Stock advances and declines spread across major issues

New York stocks show mixed progress in mid session as activity remains light and gains narrow. Leaders include Admiral Corp and Allied Chemical while declines surface in several imports with Eaton, Motors and other names showing varied moves after an opening block of 5,000 shares.

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Legion Fights Bar On Weapons Debate At Convention

Delegates at a Legion convention urged universal military training of 16 weeks or more, praised U S Navy actions against Red China, and called for careful use of nuclear weapons. They pressed for UN peace observers in Indochina and opposed Communist influence at the United Nations, urging vigilance and security investigations for staff.

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Espionage Charge At Center Of McCarthy Hearings

Testimony in a congressional hearing discussed a letter linked to espionage inquiries and McCarthy’s handling of classified material. Sen. Case urged evidence on classification rules while the Army maintained no officer supplied the document. Williams challenged McCarthy quotes as taken out of context amid ongoing scrutiny of political biases.

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Jesuit Priest Permitted To Work In Sweden

In Stockholm Sweden Rev Lars Rooth son of Ivar Rooth former head of the state bank is for the first time since the 17th century cleared to work in Sweden. He is one of three Jesuits allowed to operate in the country marking a notable change in religious policy.

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Hurricane Dolly Aims Toward Newfoundland Coast

Hurricane Dolly gains speed and heads toward the southeast tip of Newfoundland while New England recovers from Hurricane Carol.

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