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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

11 Jan 1966

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1966

Page

2

Young Negro Rights Worker Denied Legislative Seat

Julian Bond, a 23 year old SNCC publicity director from Atlanta, was denied his seat in the Georgia House after a 184 to 12 vote for a special committee recommendation. The panel found Bond had violated no law but opposed seating him over his Vietnam draft statement. Bond and supporters planned federal action and potential boycotts.

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Viet Cong escape after big Saigon raid

In Vietnam, U S and Australian forces press on in two major hunts northwest of Saigon and in the central highlands near the Cambodian frontier. Despite heavy action and claimed Viet Cong deaths, the main enemy force eluded capture as operations Crimp and allied cavalry advances yielded several camps, captives, and dispersed guerrilla groups.

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Naked Look Sweeps Through Men's Spring Styles

In Dallas at the Southwestern Men s and Boys Apparel Club market, some 525 representatives display 1 400 lines of styles including the new naked look with holes in swim trunks. Buyers from 18 states review bold colors, patterns, and rapid shifts from traditional to fashion dominant trends, with experts predicting further fashion dominance for men.

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Collapse Kills 36 in Brazil

A Brazilian downpour triggered floods and the collapse of about 50 buildings, most in shantytowns near Copacabana. Thirty six dead with many more feared buried as the Maracana River flooded mid and lower class neighborhoods, forcing rescues amid rising water.

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Jon W. Boles Representative Pisthe Fehon Kertech

A brief note cites Jon W. Boles and colleagues Pisthe Fehon and Kertech in connection with a 476 705 designation. The text reads as a clipped OCR fragment listing names and codes without clear context or actions.

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Lindsay Toughens Policy in NYC Bus and Subway Strike

NEW YORK AP Mediation talks continue as Mayor Lindsay pushes a get tough policy. Panel met junior negotiators and reported no formal decision. Traffic eased from record 45,000 vehicles. Lindsay proposed three routes while union chief MacMahon urged realism. Negotiations paused with mediators to reconvene with ideas.

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Back Wages Order To Be Appealed In Wheston Salem

Winston-Salem AP reports J M O Dowd publisher of Florence Morning Slewna will appeal a National Labor Relations Board plan ordering back wages owed to union workers who struck in 1962 seeking recognition as bargaining agent for pressroom employes. The plan also recommends rehiring striker Romelius Bass and denies back pay for Glenn Johnson due to hardship. Back pay would cover July 1964 onward.

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