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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
3
Washington reports that 25 to 50 North Korean pilots have arrived in North Vietnam to tutor Hanoi flyers in aerial operations. The role remains unclear but these crews fly from Hanoi bases as U S officials assess potential impact on the war.
Ercilia Tamayo De Mosque da, a 50-year-old peasant from Guantanamo, arrives in Miami with seven of her children aged 4 to 13 after a refugee airlift. She says four children are prisoners in Cuba and the others live in New York. Her husband Abraham works at Guantanamo Naval Base and fears arrest if he leaves.
AP reports uncertain civilian death toll in South Vietnam with estimates ranging from about 12,000 deaths in a year to much higher figures cited by Ramparts. Officials note no precise records exist for battle-related civilian deaths among 16 million people, while observers warn of large wounded totals and escalating impact on children.
The 1967 North Carolina General Assembly will be asked to finance alcoholism rehabilitation by diverting all revenue from the nickel per bottle liquor tax enacted in 1965. The move follows a statewide meeting of alcoholism program representatives and would fund new rehab centers while any excess would revert to the General Fund.
Hanoi mayor Trang Qui Hung tells Pravda that about one third of the city’s population has been evacuated including nearly all schoolchildren. He warns Hanoi could be bombed at any moment as Pravda notes the interview occurred days before December bombings. The U S Command in Saigon rejects North Vietnamese bombing claims for December 13 and 14.
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