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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1965

Page

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Mob Burns Books In Library Hue Vietnam Protest

Antigovernment demonstrators set fire to a U S Information Agency library in Hue, smashed windows, and looted offices amid Buddhist-led protests across Hue and Saigon. Premier Tran Van Huong urged restraint while alleging Viet Cong infiltrators used the unrest to target American installations.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S. Information Agency Hue Here Tran van Huong Nha Trang Huong U.S

Air Academy cheating scandal probes cadet group

Secretary of the Air Force announces an investigation into a well organized group of cadets at the Air Force Academy involved in stealing and sharing examination questions. About 100 cadets may be implicated including around 30 football players. 29 resignations have been announced, with the vast majority not involved.

AIR Force Academy Colo Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert Washington Zuckert Ben Martin Aead AIR

New Tar Heel Obituaries Highlight Society TV Classifieds

Page 6 C Obituaries Society Television Classified Sec B features local notices, cultural summaries, and community reminiscences. Readers see tributes and social notes alongside brief TV listings and classified ad updates from the secular section.

Johnson hospitalized with hacking cough and chest pain

President Johnson entered the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Md after a sudden hacking cough and chest pain. He said he is responding well to treatment and planned a brief stay of three to five days. Lady Bird Johnson and Lynda Bird accompanied him, with the First Lady staying for rest.

Washington Johnson White House Bird Johnson Lynda Bird Maryland Lynda National Naval Medical Center Bethlesda Brown New York Congress Capitol Hill Lyndon Johnson Bethesda Naval Hospital Camp David

LBJ Says He Can Put On Britches

President Johnson, hoarse and coughing, spoke from Bethesda Naval Hospital bed amid questions about his illness. He said he feels better and could return to work if called, though he doubts five days of hospitalization. Luci Baines sat with him as reporters fielded questions.

Lbj Washington Johnson Bethesda Naval Hospital Ima Johnson Pest Luci Baines

President Johnson at Bethesda Forces Hospital to Reroute Routines

A president on the 17th floor of the Naval Medical Center at Bethesda shifted hospital life. Secret Service sealed the entrance and White House communications opened, as newsmen, technicians, and Navy families flooded the building. A press room and a gym shift replaced a planned high school seminar and patient movies were canceled.

White House Secret Service Johnson Navy

Baker probe and secret deals loom in Senate hearings

Washington AP reports the Baker inquiry and its payoff allegations linger as the Senate Rules Committee faces continued questions. Don Reynolds testimony and Baker’s refusal to testify keep the case unresolved with lurid charges and political maneuvering shaping the debate.

Washington A Baker Cooma Cee Senate Committee Don B. Reynolds Baker Ireland Democratic Party Reynolds Sonal Aoe Offrand Telegraph Corp Mpeg Oemocrat Johnson Em Henry Cabot Lodge

Dan Moore Improves But Remains Hospitalized

AP reports Governor Dan Moore's health is improving after a cold and pneumonia diagnosis. An aide says a release and return to work may take several days. Mrs. Moore has bronchitis and both rest comfortably at Wake Memorial Hospital after Thursday night admission.

N.C Moore Edwin L. Pierce Wake Memorial Hospital Moores

NO ENCOURAGEMENT Churchill Grows Steadily Weaker

AP report from London notes Sir Winston Churchill's condition worsened Saturday night with medical spokesman predicting he was moving toward the end. Lord Moran said deterioration was more marked as the 90 year old, recovering from a stroke on January 15, remained under care at Hyde Park Gate.

London Winston Churchill Lord Moran Churchill Winston British Medical Association Moran Hyde Park Gate Sunday Telegraph Johnson

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U. S Mob Burns Air Academy Chamber Seeking Workers YMCA Tar Heel George Burkley Lyndon B. Johnson Burkley U.S. Naval Medical Center Bethesda United States Goldwater Bobby Baker Ainst Senate H. McCloskey McClosk Bobby Page John J. Williams Dan Moore
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