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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1966

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Indians Offered Know-How By Humphrey In India Visit

Vice President Hubert Humphrey offered American farming know how to reduce hunger during a tour stop in Ludhiana Punjab and arrived in New Delhi to discuss Red China's expansionist pressure with Indian leaders. He planned talks with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and met a Peace Corps volunteer at a goat farm.

New Delhi India Hubert H. Humphrey Red China Humphrey Ludhiana Punjab Peace Corps South Viet Nam South Korea China Indira Gandhi Pakistan Mohammed Ayub Khan Tashkent Kashmir Ayub Khan U.S Johnson Subcontinent

L A Stewart Heart Victim Dies After Illness

Lincoln Robert Stewart born Feb 12 1893 in Chicago died Nov 16 after brief illness. A prominent builder of churches in High Point his firm completed Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and other local sanctuaries including First Methodist and Immaculate Heart of Mary.

High Point Memorial Hospital Lincoln Robert Stewart Chicago Richard Keen Sarah Day Stewart England America Newark High Point L. R. Stewart Insti- Albe O Stewart Wesley Memorial Methodist Church First Stary’s ‘Episcopal Immaculate Heart of Mary Memorial Methodist

U S Bond Interest Increase Sets 4 15 Percent Rate

Washington AP President Johnson announced a 4.15 percent rate for all savings bonds effective December 1 1965, up from 3.75 percent. The higher rate applies to existing and new issues to spur sales and curb inflation. Johnson Humphrey and cabinet members will enroll in payroll savings. Fowler is ineligible.

Washington Pres- Johnson Las Johnson U.S Viet Nam Hubert H. Humphrey Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler

Fifth graders plan cafeteria picket over fried chicken

Angry fifth graders in Raleigh protested the school lunch by announcing a picket. John Mallette advised them on free speech but called for restraint, while concerns over scarce chicken and turnip greens persisted.

Raleigh Dents John Mallette

Bullets Recognize No Race As U S Soldiers Battle

In CU CHI Vietnam Viet Cong fire hits U S troops as soldiers press on under fire. Newman is wounded but aided by two comrades who pull him to safety. The scene underscores teamwork and reliance on allies beyond color lines amid combat.

U.S Cu Chi South Viena

Valentines booby trap shoots Birmingham girl foot

A 13 year old Birmingham high school student Patricia Adams was wounded in the foot when a Valentine package intended for her sister exploded. The case was a black rectangular bag with a Valentine note addressed to Patricia's sister Nancy. The blast barely missed the sister and was described by detectives as dangerous to the reader.

Birmingham Ala Patricia Adams West End Patricia Nancy Valentine West End High West

Locked behind doors Batman and Superman find home in Library of Congress

The Library of Congress preserves golden age comics for scholarly research only with about 12 000 titles in two locked stacks corridors. The collection includes 2 500 titles dating from the 1930s and a rising number of additions, including early Detective Comics from 1938 and Action Comics from 1938.

Carl P. Leabsdorf Washington Batman Superman Library of Congress Robin Agag Pa Ept

Senate Begins Fresh War Debate Over Viet Nam Aid

The Senate opened a major Viet Nam debate on a 4.8 billion dollar emergency military funds bill. Senator Russell B. Long urged affirming Johnson policies while others floated riders opposing expansion. Debate over timing and witnesses loomed as lawmakers weighed urgency against delay.

Washington Senate Russell B D-La Johnson Long Sen Vance Hartke D-Ind Viet Nam Morse Mike Mansfield Florida Senate Foreign Relations Committee Saigon Dean Rusk Richard B. Russell Senate Armed Services Committee Congress Russell

Viet Cong Dealt Heavy Losses As U S Forces Press

Allied troops and aircraft inflicted fresh Viet Cong losses as combat raged with little enemy terrain defense. U S and Vietnamese spokesmen reported 66 Viet Cong killed in two actions, while weekly enemy casualties reached 340 killed and 0 captured, with 684 Viet Cong killed and 64 captured overall. Air strikes hit targets in North Vietnam including a road complex near Hanoi and facilities around Dien Bien Phu.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S North Viet Nam U.S. Air Force Vinh Dien Bien Phu Hanoi

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