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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

24 Jan 1966

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1966

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2

Death of American tourist sparks Moscow inquiry

Howard Mott said he was told by a consular officer in Moscow that his son’s death involved bruising to the back of the head and suggested a likely foul act. The Motts believe the death may be murder or driven by psychological pressure, as embassy officials and Soviet authorities met for three hours to discuss the case.

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Mott Says Son Bruised After Death

Sheffield Massachusetts AP father of Newcomb Mott says an autopsy indicates his son died from slash wounds to the throat wrists and abdomen.

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Senate gears up for bill to repeal Yatt Hartley act

Senator Mansfield plans to move the 14B repeal bill in the Senate as Republicans vow filibuster to block the measure. Democrats count on amendments, while Dirksen predicts no softening can change his stance. Javits supports repeal and pledges fair action. Cloture attempts failed last October, signaling a tough floor fight ahead.

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Holding Steers Moore Campaign Amid Governor Bid

An informed source says Moore relied on Holding to guide the campaign during disjointed moments and to finance efforts. Holding faced pressure from Richardson Treyer of Greensburg and others in the Democratic primary who sought his support, while potential fallout could affect Moore's future plans and alliances including Ed Rankin and Cullom.

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Soviet accounts claim Matt goes berserk on train to camp

Soviet sources circulated an unconfirmed report that Matt, 27, attacked a guard on a Murmansk train and cut his throat with a razor while en route to a labor camp. A U.S. Embassy spokesman declined comment. Mott, a Sheffield, Massachusetts book company rep, serves a 1 1/2 month sentence for illegal entry. his mother says she believes he was killed.

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Supposed Viet Nam Settlement Sparks Free Election Debate

A Harris survey shows Americans favor cease fire and peace compromises, with broad support for free elections in South Vietnam that could include Communist representation. Only the South region resists, while educated and affluent voters back allowing Communists a voice. Individual testimonies from Virginia, New Jersey, Washington, Colorado, Connecticut reflect mixed fears and pragmatism.

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Johnson Budget Reveals Viet Nam Costs and Tax Foresight

President Johnson outlines a budget shaped by Viet Nam costs with $106.4 billion in outlays for 1968 and a deficit gap of $6.4 billion. He cites $722 billion national output and personal income near $567 billion, while warning Congress of possible further tax measures if inflation or war costs surge.

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Education Proposals Increase Federal Education Spending

Washington AP reports President Johnson seeks a 1967 education budget of 2.8 billion dollars, up 516 million, with 1.5 billion for elementary and secondary schools. He aims to shift college loans to private agencies via a loan guarantee program, expand housing and facility loans, and save 808 million by reducing direct loan expenditures.

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North Carolina road deaths rise from weekend storm

The Associated Press reports eight highway fatalities across North Carolina during the weekend amid snow sleet and freezing rain. Victims include Roanoke Rapids teens Hugh Hovis and Frank Wrightmeyer, Camp Lejeune Marine Denis Goggin, and others in Wake County Wilmington Weldon and surrounding areas.

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