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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1967
Page
9
New York AP report describes a dark haired Philippine born woman doctor stabbed to death in her Brooklyn apartment Tuesday night. Police arrested her boyfriend Dr Edilberto Siman 29 a first year surgical resident as a suspect after finding the victim on the floor murmuring for help.
U S Senate hopeful George Romney reports military victories in South Vietnam while noting the Communists win in nonmilitary war efforts. He criticizes U S handling, says he has a broader view after his visit and references Eisenhower’s views on his candidacy.
A dynamite blast damaged the Popular Springs Baptist Church near North Wilkesboro about 11 p.m. Christmas night. No injuries were reported. Wilkes County Sheriff E Hoke Wiles, with help from the State Bureau of Investigation, is assisted by the FBI to determine if a federal violation occurred.
South Viet Cong 416th Battalion reportedly shot down two American aircraft and wounded several, during a daylong battle northwest of Saigon. U S forces pinned the Viet Cong along the coast, with artillery air support and armored vehicles aiding the operation. Ten enemy weapons were reported destroyed as the fight spread toward a bivouac near the Cambodian border.
In New York AP reports a 20 year old woman Sylvia Selak is recovering well after a kidney transplant performed five days ago. Doctors say the operation was first known US case preceded by extensive tissue testing and positive early indicators.
A Soviet victim who wrote a novel is accused of falsifying facts about life in the USSR. The report notes state perspective and potential political pressure surrounding the work. Further details on the author's identity and response were not disclosed in the snippet.
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