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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1954
Page
4
A special Senate committee of three Democrats and three Republicans recommends a public reprimand for Sen. McCarthy. The panel, citing contemptuous and unworthy conduct, unanimously backed censure on two of five charges, urging Senate action when it reconvenes November 8.
The London talks gather foreign ministers and NATO allies to explore a workable substitute for the European Defense Community with Germany possibly joining NATO. France seeks guarantees on German rearmament and troop presence as the West weighs a bridge between France and Germany to avert a Soviet orbit.
A Georgia candidate for county commissioner recalls eccentric campaign sacrifices and antics for laughs. He lists losses of sleep and teeth, gifts to the community, miles walked, crowds shaken, lies told, revival attendance, baptisms, domestic anecdotes, and finally defeat. The piece likens his misadventure to candidates in South Carolina who endured tight contests and state-level appeals before losing.
The piece notes a nickname for the Eisenhowers Pennsylvanian farm home Ike's Gettysburg Address as they plan retirement from the White House. It also covers MAG build up in Indochina and quips about new HEW and Labor officials, plus a Louvre guard retort about paintings not on trial.
North Carolina jurist Henry A. Grady marked his 83rd birthday and long tenure with a testimonial at Kinston Country Club. The gathering drew sixth district and Wayne County bar members, judges, and ex judges who praised his legal knowledge and impartial temper. The tribute followed talks by John G. Dawson and Judge Paul Frizzelie.
The piece notes Republican efforts to influence local ASC county committees while Democratic leaders fear one party press bias has shifted. It highlights Stephen Mitchell defending media fairness toward administration policies, Chesley Sedberry’s changing campaign style, and Kerr Scott related fund contributions. It also mentions Fredester and the Highway Users Conference spotlight.
A Sunday weather column notes Gilda the seventh tropical storm in the western Caribbean and hints at Katherine to come. The piece shifts to remarks by Clement Attlee on US China policy, then discusses Delaware school integration tensions, Civilian education courses at UNC, family life and babysitters, nuclear tests in Nevada, and a brief English police anecdote.
Letter discusses George Sokolsky and Sarah OConnell advocating severing relations with Soviet Russia. It weighs isolation versus open trade, geopolitics, and risks of war, noting the United States seeks peace and that long-range Soviet self-sufficiency challenges simple cutoff.
Fragmented speech excerpts show party leaders debating citizenship, unity, and foreign policy. Truman and Nixon cited amid calls for national unity at the water’s edge. Dulles and Hall are quoted on supporting or opposing statements.
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