Clear Perspective In Viet Nam Needs Be Maintained
Defense Secretary McNamara and President Johnson pledge cautious escalation while Vice President Humphrey touts gains in Viet Nam. The piece notes public split between war supporters and opponents, arguing for strong action, deterring North Vietnam through force and bombing Hanoi Haiphong, with a call to end terrorism in South Viet Nam.
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Moore warns against chiseling in new vehicle inspections
Governor Dan Moore condemns abuses in the statewide vehicle inspection program as it begins. He vows to revoke licenses and act quickly against operators offering $1.50 stickers without checking safety standards, urging strict enforcement to protect the program’s safety goals.
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Editorial Research Withdrawal In Kashmir
Both India and Pakistan pledge to pull back troops to Aug 5, 1965 positions in Kashmir by Friday. The Tashkent cease fire and joint coordinating body offer hope for peace amid lingering questions and resumed diplomacy. Soviet and U S mediation, UN cease fire, and aid plans color the cautious optimism. Indira Gandhi vows to honor the Tashkent accord in letter and spirit.
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Kendly resignation sparks talk of TV profits and influence
Drew Pearson reports Fred Kendly quits CBS News after executives opt to air a rerun of I Love Lucy instead of Senate testimony on Vietnam. Commentary links the move to network profits, Madison Avenue influence, and possible congressional probes into TV ownership and control.
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Crime and charity mix in High Point and Jamestown reports
A column mixes local crime concerns with community efforts. It argues for police force changes to curb crime in High Point while celebrating Max Cooke remaining YMCA director in Jamestown. It notes cancer crusade leadership, Emerywood Baptists building plans, and a drive to donate socks and shoes for 44 counties, urging hosiery firms to help.
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