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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1966
Page
7
About 100 demonstrators gathered around the Amerika Haus center in West Berlin. Police, armed with clubs, moved in to break up the sit in after eggs were thrown at the building. Several people were slightly injured and detained.
Fragmented report notes LBJ's trip with cabinet to Honolulu described as reckless amid crisis. Rep. Bob Wilson calls the approach wrong, while a House Armed Services member says Americans want decisive crisis remedies and criticizes presidential overreach.
Veterans and Reservists to End the War in Viet Nam protested at the White House by filing discharge papers, which officials did not accept. Guards stopped them from leaving the papers, and they moved to a park before returning for a second attempt to urge an end to bombing and a withdrawal from South Viet Nam.
Detroit AP Hoffa proposes a common expiration date for all union contracts in each city and for allied industries nationwide to enable coordinated strikes. He spoke at the 13 state Teamsters Central Conference general session at the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel.
A fishing boat scooped a live naval shell from 75 feet of water, 13 miles off the New Jersey coast near Earle. The shell came from a shipment at the Earle Ammunition Depot and could have destroyed the Viking Queen and nearby marina if detonated.
An earthquake near Larisa to Karpenision in northern Greece prompted a government declaration of emergency. Military rescue teams moved through snow blocked roads to reach badly hit villages as aftershocks continued past noon into the afternoon.
Carson City AP notes Nevada casinos posted more than $300 million in winnings last year with tourists flocking to Las Vegas Reno and Lake Tahoe. Proposals seek to triple the 5.5 percent tax on gross winnings, prompting concern from casino operators over possible economic disruption and worries schools lose funds.
A note recalls the 1916 Georgia Tech football team crushing Cumberland University 2220 in Atlanta. The event is cited as the intercollegiate record for a lopsided defeat in college football history.
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