Can't Import / No Import Thumbnails

Hi, apologies if this has already been answered. I did quick search and couldn't find my answer.
Everything worked fine in LR 4, but upgrading to LR 5.3 and using Mavericks I have only been able to import photos once. After tinkering for a week and getting frustrated, I updated to LR 5.4 and still have the same issue. I've uninstalled/reinstalled with no sucess.
My setup is LR 5.4, using Mavericks and trying to import the images directly from my Lumix LX7 card (connected by USB).
The issues are:
- When I click on Import, thumbnails for the first dozen or so images populate. These are the same thumbnails that are initially visible in the window when I switch to the Import module. But then, when I scroll down all the other thumnails are blank. Not "Image Preview Not Available." Just grey squares with the filename. I have to click around on these squares and load various images to see where I want my import to begin.
- When I select a range of about 50 images/video files and hit import, it doesn't work. The screen switches to a grey screen that says "Importing Files" or something like that. But the progress bar in the upper-left corner doesn't move. No thumbnails come up in the Current Import window. Essentially nothing happens. After 20 mins I click the cancel button on the progress bar and it confirms no photos have been imported.
The images are set to be pulled from the LX7 card and saveed to an external drive, building Standard Previews and Smart Previews in the catalog using the import settings.
- Trying just to import five still images doesn't work either. Same issues.
This whole import dilema is further complicated because the LX7 card has about 500 images on it. When I did previous imports in LR 4, I would select to import only new images. However, with LR 5 it doesn't recognize the previous images I imported, despite them being in my Library with the same filename and my Import preference being to Ignore Duplicates. Instead, when I first installed LR 5 I was able to do one import, and had to weed out the duplicates from my library using a filter searching for "-2" in the filenames. Now, I can't even get LR 5 to import anything.
The only time I was ever sucessful importing images with LR 5, was the first time I used it. The thumbnails popped up in the Import window and I scrolled down as they populated, keeping pace wth my Macbook Pro building each row of thumbnail previews. Then, when I saw thumbnails for all the images on my LX7 card, I hit Import and it worked fine with the same Import settings. Subsequently, I can only see thumbnails for the first dozen images only and hitting Import just results in LR 5 stalling.
Does anyone have any advice on how I can get import working again?

I have had EXACTLY the same problem (On that note, I saw a new thing which might shed light on what the culprit is. I notice when I quit out of LR 5.4, that it doesn't close all the way. When I go to click on the LR icon in my dock, nothing happens. It turns out LR still "open," but marked "Not Responding" when I hit Apple+Opt+Esc. I have to force quit it before I can relaunch LR)
...and am now on my 7th day - including trips to Apple Genius Bar - trying to really fix (there were other issues). ADOBE fix this, really! I will try removing movie files from import and see if it helps. But this is a short term fix. FWIW I have done everything outlined here: installed, reinstalled (using CC now), trashed and rebuilt catalogs... Nothing has worked. (works for a bit then freezes, need Force Quit, etc.) Mavericks 9.2, new Mac Pro (tower) 32 G RAM.
The only good news is to see it is known problem. This is clearly a Lightroom bug.
Thanks to everyone for posting.

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