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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1954
Page
6
Knoxville begins a week long hillbilly homecoming at Chilhowee Park. Entertainers arrive for nightly outdoor suppers with hush puppies and fried fish, square dancing performances, hillbilly bands, folklore programs, and exhibits in North Knoxville.
Conductor Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops present Newspaper Night at Symphony Hall. The program centers on music associated with the Fourth Estate with each piece dedicated to a department of the news field.
In Newport Arkansas J A Gregory practicing on the organ at St Pauls Episcopal Church heard a booming voice from the instrument. Mrs Gregory recalled the voice saying it scared her. Investigators found the Morgan amplifier had acted as a receiver picking up an amateur radio broadcast.
President Eisenhower said it gave him great satisfaction that top Communists and their supporters are leaving Guatemala. He noted the situation lacks full analysis and that Secretary Dulles will provide a fuller explanation. He also urged media help to cut highway tolls for the Fourth of July weekend.
President Eisenhower says he would pursue peace if the other side shows sincerity and notes no fixed meeting with Churchill or Soviet leaders. He ordered the AEC to press private power development in West Memphis to allow review of the TWA program while TVA boundaries remain open. He believes Far East conditions look brighter as Allied differences with Britain appear less tense and Churchill talks helped align views on key issues.
A U S Air Force Globemaster departed Saigon late today with the second batch of 100 wounded from Dien Bien Phu, part of a 500 total, evacuated to France. Most evacuees were French Foreign Legionnaires and North African troops. the first C123 landed at Manila.
A Senate preparedness subcommittee opens a hearing on the American watch and clock industry to assess its role in national defense. Industry spokesmen note World War II showed domestic manufacturing of timing devices is essential, amid concerns of Swiss imports dominating the U.S. market.
The text argues arms in war production require domestic support through tariffs to ensure protection and an emergency response if needed. It stresses urgency for early and adequate tariff policy to back defense efforts.
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