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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1966

Page

7

Poland charges U.S. bombed Cambodian village

Warsaw accuses American warplanes of bombing and strafing a Cambodian village on July 31 and Aug 2 while ICC members investigated, saying bombs came within 110 yards of the group. Poland, India, and Canada supervise the Geneva accord system and plan diplomatic protests to Britain and the Soviet Union as co chairs.

Warsaw U.S Cambodia International Control Commission ICC United States Indochina Poland India Canada Commission Laos International Supervision and Control Commission Tlock Track Great Britain Soviet Union Cochairmen International Commission Kingdom of

Charlotte Teen Slain in Family-Linked Shooting

In Charlotte an 18 year old was shot to death and her 25 year old sister stabbed as police hunt Otto Withers 23 for murder and his brother Jerry 18 for complicity. The mother and aunt escaped unharmed after being forced inside.

Charlotte Rachel Simpson Helen Simpson Otto Withers Jerry Withers Charlotte’s West Side Evangeline Simpson Beatrice Carter Alvin

Origin of the Word Boycott Traced to Captain Boycott

The term boycott derives from Captain Charles Boycott, a 19th century English land agent whose harsh treatment of Irish tenants prompted widespread social ostracism. The episode led to a collective shunning tactic that carries his name to this day.

Boycott Capt Charles Boycott

Salazar Opens World Longest Bridge Outside U S

In Lisbon the Antonio Salazar bridge over the Tagus River was dedicated by President Americo Tomaz. The 3,323-foot span, built by U S Steel with loans from the Export Import Bank and French banks, aims to carry up to 50 million yearly travelers and cargo.

Dennis Redmont Lisbon Portugal Rtng Antonio Salazr Tagus River United States Americo Thomaz U.S. Steel Corp U.S Thomas Ferry Roger M. Blougy U.S. Steel Verrazano Narrows New York Golden Gate San Francisco Mackinac

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