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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1964
Page
8
Soviet Premier Khrushchev denounced the prior week's United States assault on Communist Vietnamese military bases as arbitrary and piratical. He warned against interference in sovereign affairs and urged avoidance of war while opposing capitalism and colonialism.
The report notes Cypriots urged to evacuate as tensions rise between Greek and Turkish communities. U S officials describe a long planned attack in a strategic region with U N forces attempting a cease fire. The 6th Fleet not ordered to intervene. Turkish airstrikes prompted U S notification as planes already took off.
A fragment notes photographers and reporters were limited during an event. It recalls a “summer of discontent” and cites Johnson describing recent weeks as highly gratifying, mentioning overall dissatisfaction and a push to balance coverage.
The carrier planes had been used on night patrols just before the strike. The only sad thing is that we lost two pilots. Our loss rate for 64 sorties pee Seeeee & come. Asked if he had any idea why the North Vietnamese Reds attacked, Sharp said I don't know. It doesn't make much sense to me. I don't understand it.
The report notes PT boat attacks on American destroyers off North Viet Nam as the week’s shootings escalate. Officials say the engagements occurred well offshore, with ships within the 120 mile zone, and discuss how the incidents may indicate a broader war phase.
Washington AP reports opposition to a proposed legislative reapportionment rider to a foreign aid bill. Dirksen rejects compromise proposals from Dodd and Humphrey. Dodd seeks shorter congressional declaration time, Hart opposes to sway public opinion and block attachment.
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