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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1966
Page
7
Chairman Fulbright claimed administration reluctance to concede, saying the U.S. has offered much for peace while seeking a basis for talks. Senators debated Chinese intervention and how far the crisis could escalate, with public verdict looming from home viewers.
The report names Denver, Miami, New Orleans, Anaheim Santa Ana Garden Grove as new fast rising regions. Anaheim Santa Ana Garden Grove led the nation in growth in the first half of the decade with over 9 percent increase. The piece discusses U.S. stance on Southeast Asia and mentions Secretary and Rusk Taylor remarks on war, peace, and commitments.
The piece reflects on Soviet trials and suggests a hopeful nuance in the Russian case. It recalls past grovelling behavior and notes Dr. Pasternak refused the Nobel Prize, while two other intellectuals now go to prison for protesting the regime.
Defense Secretary Healey pushes a one third budget cut to two billion pounds by 1970 and a reformed strategy. Mayhew warns Britain cannot sustain a world role east of Suez with limited forces, opposing a two billion pound plan without U S aid. He argues Britain must avoid overextending and reliance on the United States.
The article recalls Palmer’s first child born while he served in the Pacific during World War II. He did not learn of the birth until two weeks later. At war’s end he served as a combat correspondent aboard an assault cargo ship, later earning the rank of seaman first class.
Fulbright questioned the justification of the current stance while Gore and Morse challenged Rusk on treaty interpretation. Gore argued that three presidents previously viewed SEATO commitments as limited and pressed that the current view makes those commitments binding on Vietnam policy.
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