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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1967
Page
1
Greensboro Named for Gen Nathanael Greene
Greensboro honors Gen Nathanael Greene an American Revolution officer and son of a Rhode Island Quaker farmer His army met Cornwallis at Guilford Courthouse on March 15 1781 Greene won a tactical victory while retreating a feat noted in local history
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Nathanael Greene
Rhode Island
Cornwallis
Guilford Courthouse
Greene
Purple Heart Credit Clarified for Overseas Tour
Sfc. J. F. Kronenwetter of II Field Forces Vietnam issues official guidance to a service wife. Evacuation from Vietnam, hospital stay in the United States due to wounds warrant credit for a completed 12 month overseas tour for Purple Heart cases, regardless of prior RVN time. No limp needed.
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Vietnam
Sfc
J. F. Kronenwetter
II Field Forces
Public Schools Ban Fraternities and Sororities Policy
Question answers discuss why High Point Central High excludes fraternities and sororities as undemocratic. Advise on chestnut trees surviving disease and European imports. Insurance licensing in NC affirmed. Red Cross ditty bags for Vietnam soldiers to target High Point area helpers.
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High Point Central High
National Assn
Dean Pruette
Red Cross
Vietnam
High Point
Jamestown-Archdale
Trinity
Key Bridge Knocked Out Jets Strike Near Edge
U S Air Force jets hit the Doumer highway and railroad bridge linking Hanoi with Suburbs across the Red River. Four direct bomb hits reportedly toppled the center span over the east channel. The bridge, from Hanoi’s edge to Co Xa and Gia Lam, is a key link to Red China. A spokesman said this may be the first attack on Doumer bridge. A nearby power plant inside the city was bombed twice, including a May 19 Navy strike.
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George Esper
Saigon
Hanoi
Doumer Highway
Red River
U.S
East Channel
Red China
Co Xa
Gia Lam
U.S. Navy
Doumer Bridge
Senate Armed Services Committee
Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Subcommittee
Adm
Ulysses S. G. Sharp
Pacific
North Vietnam
Long
Haiphong
China
Lawmakers Edgy About Own Safety
Washington lawmakers debate security in open galleries as House and Senate consider protective measures after gallery intrusions and past shootings. Authority councils note risks while calls for shielding clash with insistence on public access and minimal barriers.
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Joseph E. Mohbat Washington
Congress
Senate
Moore says NC unlikely to face riots or bloodshed
Governor Dan Moore stated he does not expect rioting, looting, or bloodshed in North Carolina cities. He pledged that lawbreakers will face swift justice while stressing faith in local leaders to solve problems lawfully and questioned alleged illegal political activity by the North Carolina Fund amid calls for investigation by Rep. Jim Gardner.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
North Carolina
Moore
North Carolina Fund
Jim Gardner
R-N.c
Which Way To The Gallows Gallows Question
Washington AP report of a tourist asking a newsman in the U S Capitol for directions to the gallows and, after clarification, to see the senators. The exchange highlights a misheard inquiry about gallery access in the hall near the Senate offices.
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Washington
U. S. Capitol
Nuclear Treaty Draft Nears Prompt Russian Accord
Ambassador William Foster said he is rushing back to Geneva to push a draft nuclear nonproliferation treaty with Russia for presentation at an 18 nation disarmament conference. He spoke after meeting President Johnson and cited a Soviet readiness to agree on a draft, with one major blank on inspection and safeguards. Foster plans to return by Sunday noon to confer with Ambassador Roschin as the draft moves toward a UN General Assembly signature.
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Washington
William Foster
Geneva
Russia
Foster
Johnson
Congress
Soviet Union
Disarmament Commission
United Nations General Assembly
Alexei Roschin
Commission
U.S
Johnson Enjoys Grandson Visit At White House
President Johnson revels in his infant grandson Patrick Lyndon Nugent during a two week White House stay. He feeds, carries, and presents the child to officials, while Luci and Patrick Nugent plan to return from the Bahamas. Johnson calls the baby a great fellow and enjoys the early breakfast moments and public glimpses on the South Lawn.
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Frances Lewine Washington
Johnson
White House
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Lyn
Luci
Patrick J. Nugent
Bahamas
Mary Gfeller
John Lyndon Valenti
Jack Valenti
Kennedy and Pastore Demand Free South Vietnam Elections
Sen Robert F Kennedy cites mounting evidence that South Vietnam's elections will not be free or fair and Sen John Pastore urges the United States to plan an exit if manipulation persists. They join Sen Javits and Sen Symington in demanding free polls to preserve US alignment with Vietnam, signaling a shift in administration debate.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Johnson
Vietnam
Pastore
Kennedy
New York
Jacob K. Javits
United States
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Ky brushes off charges from civilian Viet Nam candidates
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky rejected claims that he failed to provide adequate security and transportation for civilian presidential candidates. Ten candidates had demanded assurances, and seven refused to participate in a 22 stop provinces tour after the first stop in Quang Tri was scrapped due to missing reception committees and government cars. The candidates accused Thieu and Ky of trying to sabotage the campaign.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Quang Tri
Thieu
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