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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1967
Page
6
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned that Communists appear bent on continued combat rather than a cease-fire extension or peace talks. He cited cease-fire violations and North Vietnamese resupply efforts in the north and DMZ, urging reciprocity and Geneva process adherence.
In New York a calypso tinged record by Esther James titled Hold the Dough appears on her new album No Man is Above the Law I Have Kept the Faith. The release follows her claim that Adam Clayton Powell Jr caused trouble via his lawsuit. Luci and Patrick are noted as enrolled in a university course related to business studies.
Movie star George Hamilton says he supports marriage but is not engaged. He avoids commenting on his relationships with Miss Johnson or other women. Hamilton arrived in Beirut from Paris for a week’s vacation with Sean Flynn, son of Errol Flynn.
A fragment reports Luci Johnson Nugent, 19, president of the steamboat Robert E Lee and daughter of Johnson, traveling the Mississippi river route from New Orleans to St Louis. The trip, pursued as a noncredit typing course, aims to cover the distance in a little over three days and 18 hours, with a projected start next spring under Chancellor Harry Ransom.
Pamela Brewer a UF sophomore from Springfield Virginia appeared before the faculty disciplinary committee on charges of discretion or inappropriate conduct for a nude photo in a campus humor magazine The case sparked student rallies in defense with supporters arguing university authority over off campus conduct is improper and the editorials promising to challenge charges The ACLU voiced concern over student rights while attorney Selig Goldin called the charge vague and noted the student was placed on probation
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