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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
1
Secretary of State Dean Rusk warned Washington that the Viet Nam crisis hinges on Communist refusal to discuss peace. He said tens of thousands of trained and armed men were sent to South Viet Nam to take over the country, a central fact behind U S presence.
An Air Force sergeant his wife and two children shopped for free groceries for about 30 minutes at a Goldsboro store after winning a $7592 in goods prize. The family also claimed a separate $908000 home prize to be built at a location of their choosing.
State Highway Patrolman David Deal shot and killed Roscoe Dixon after a vehicle pursuit and struggle early today in Fayetteville. Dixon, 45, fled on foot after a collision. a cafe operator and Dixon’s passenger Mamie Williams, 35, was unharmed. Deal was hospitalized with injuries from the confrontation. An inquest will be held after his release, likely Friday.
In Austin two University of Texas sorority sisters are missing after their yellow sports car was found abandoned near Dallas. Police searched the area for clues as concern grows for their safety.
U S war planes pushed closer to the Chinese border with a raid on a highway bridge 41 miles from China and 105 miles northwest of Hanoi. The attack also hit Yen Bay rail yards while Viet Cong clashes continued around Bien Hoa and Dong Cao Then.
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon tours the country to build support for a potential 1968 GOP presidential bid. He meets Republican leaders to discuss campaign finances and Viet Nam policy while GOP figures signal cautious openness to a Nixon comeback.
Sara nac New York offers two dollars for two multimillion dollar missile silos. Government declines. E Earl Norwood of Billings Montana offers twenty six thousand one hundred ten dollars for a silo in Idaho among 117 sold by the Services Administra Most bids range from twenty five hundred to seven thousand five hundred dollars per silo plus real estate. Silos were 160 feet deep and housed Atlas E Atlas F and Titan 1 missiles. Defense Department condemns them also. Thomas Quinn represents Saranac village.
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield says on our side the war may continue for ten years while the Communists speak of twenty. White House talks resume on strategy with McNamara urging more U S troops as officials review options on force size and reserves. He cites a ratio of 165000 Viet Cong to 500000 Saigon forces as unacceptable for guerrilla war.
Questions and answers explain two new government health programs for the elderly in the Social Security health care bill. The basic plan covers all, supplemental plan offers enrollment. hospital plan includes up to 100 home visits after discharge and mental illness with a 190 day lifetime limit. The supplemental medical plan covers doctors’ bills in home, office, and hospital. Under the basic plan, the first $40 is paid for each illness spell, with post 60 day costs at $10 per day up to 30 days.
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