22 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1967
Page
1
Readers seek help on loud neighbors and late night profanity, street oiling and oil stains. Explanations cover noise law, selective service deferment, Samarcand School, and advertising practices. Guidance notes practical fixes and cautions, with references to officials and local merchants.
The United States reports six warplanes lost in a major Hanoi Haiphong raid. Losses include two jets downed in Red China while attempting to escape MIGs and SAMs. Ground fighting in South Vietnam yields heavy Communist casualties and U.S. losses of seven killed and 51 wounded.
Senator Clifford Case warned that extensive U S troop involvement in Vietnam traps the Johnson administration and allows Saigon to ignore reforms. He urged credible progress toward social political changes and criticized overstated elections. President Johnson defended limited aims while honoring a Medal of Honor recipient.
Retired Army General Mark Clark urged military action against China, warning nuclear strides would bring more headaches. Speaking at the Veterans of Foreign Wars awards banquet in New Orleans, he said force may be needed to compel negotiations and attributed tough talk to past dealings with Communists.
Two Senate committees heard that Negro slumdwellers in big cities are becoming more alienated from whites and suspicious of the broader community. Civil Rights Commissioner Frankie Freeman warned of a split society with youths in large cities rarely knowing a white peer.
Tan Van Huong, seen as leading civilian presidential hopeful, told about 3,000 villagers in Tay Ninh that only a civilian solution can bring peace. He criticized government promises and corruption amid a campaign stop on his tour through the countryside.
An AP analysis notes that to win House passage of Johnson's proposed 10 percent surcharge, administration backers seek drastic budget cuts. Experts warn a clear, voters-appealing plan is elusive as committee powers and minus- funding hurdles complicate any combination tax increase with spending limits. A Mills proposal for a private blue ribbon commission has yet to move.
Tobacco industry representatives defend their payment of expert testimony fees at a Senate hearing on cigarette labeling. David R. Hardy, attorney for the Tobacco Institute and cigarette makers, says such fees are standard practice and cover necessary time away from work. Most witnesses were doctors.
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