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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1965

Page

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Two Americans Rescued From Qui Nhon Hotel Blast

In Qui Nhon South Viet Nam two American soldiers were pulled alive from the rubble after a hotel bombing. One survivor had his leg amputated in a tunnel by a Korean doctor. The blast killed an American in the hotel bar and a Vietnamese family, with many wounded and others buried.

Qui Nhon South Viet Nam U.S U. S. Army

Moore proposes 300 million highway bond issue in assembly

Gov Dan Moore's plan to issue 300 million in highway construction bonds wins introduction in the General Assembly. Rep J Paul Wallace leads House Roads. Sen Carl Meares sponsors Senate version with multiple co sponsors. The bill calls for a public vote this year on issuing bonds funded by a penny per gallon gas tax, with allocations to primary and secondary highways and municipal roads including amounts for High Point Thomasville and Asheboro.

Raleigh Dan Moore General Assembly J. Paul Wallace House Roads Committee House Carl Meares Calumbie Senate Wallace Sen. Meares High Point Thomasville Asheboro Guilford Davidson Randolph

U S Charges Aggression Driving Air Raids in Vietnam

The United States charged that ongoing aggressions by Communist forces in South Vietnam forced new air strikes on North Vietnam. About four dozen aircraft hit barracks areas at Chan Hoa and Hap Le, described as highly successful, with one Navy pilot and four planes lost.

Saigon South Viet Nam Lland U. S North Viet Nam Qui Nhon Chan Hoa Chap le Long Hoi Hancock Ranger Coral Sea San Nang Bae Washington United States South Vietnamese To Write House Viet Nam Defense Department U.S. Air Force Navy Hap le U.S Johnson National Security Council White House

North Carolina Insurance Chief Calls Firms Ethical 90 Percent

Commissioner Ed Lanier told the Senate Insurance Committee that about 90 percent of North Carolina’s 726 insurance companies operate ethically and soundly. He warned some firms are disgraceful and urged more funding to the department to combat poverty, noting no major legislation ready this session.

Raleigh Ed Lanier Senate Insurance Committee Lanier North Carolina

Docks Strike Faces Urgent Settlement Call

President Johnson urged immediate settlement of the month long Atlantic and Gulf port strike affecting about 60 000 longshoremen. Labor secretary Wirtz and a panel were named to report by noon tomorrow while some ports have settled locally and the AFL CIO union remains opposed to a full port-wide end.

Washington Johnson W. Willard Wirtz Atlantic Gulf Ports Wirtz Viet Nam Afl-Cio International Longshoremen’s Association Thomas W. Gleason Philadelphia John R.murray

Near Collision Reported Before Airliner Disaster

Government investigators said a Pan American jet reported a near collision with Eastern Air Lines Flight 663 moments before the DC7B plunged into the Atlantic killing 84. The transcript shows the Pan Am jet at 3 500 feet and Eastern at 3 700 feet before a steep bank and fatal dive off Jones Beach near Kennedy Airport.

New York Eastern Air Lines Atlantic Ocean Federal Aviation Agency World Airways Eastern Jones Beach Kennedy Airport

Reds Claim U.S. Pilot Captured

Radio Hanoi said North Vietnamese forces shot down seven U S planes damaged many others and captured American pilot Robert H Shumaker in Hanoi while the Pentagon reported four U S planes downed and one pilot missing during raids into North Vietnam Col Ha Van Lau announced the capture at a Hanoi news conference with dates cited as Feb 11 1965.

Tokyo Radio Hanoi Pentagon Washington North Viet Nam Robert H. Shumaker Ha van Lau Viet Nam People’s Army High Command

Viet Cong Tightens Hold on Saigon Corridor

Viet Cong forces have a stranglehold on Route 1 linking Saigon to the North, with toll points operating openly east of the city. Corrupt local officials and reinforcements aid the campaign, funding attacks such as the December Binh Gia operation that cost government troops and Americans, while hijacked vehicles and parts are repurposed for guerrilla use.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam Binh Gia Long Khanh Tra Cut Tra

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