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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

02 Jun 1966

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1966

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2

Civil Rights Conference seeks Johnson pledge on Viet Nam

Smith JaueMorsen of the civil rights group says the White House Conference on Civil Rights should back its stand. Delegates spent two days, 12 committees, 2,400 delegates meeting. Johnson plans to speak at a dinner, pledging to pursue justice and opportunity for minorities while CORE proposes Viet Nam policy limits and full minority opportunity as priorities. Johnson warns no national government alone can change Negro life conditions.

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Massive Raids Reported In North Viet Nam Campaigns

AP dispatch from Saigon describes third consecutive day of heavy air raids targeting antiaircraft and missile sites, plus a spectacular strike on a Communist supply convoy. Casualties rise as U S losses reach 254 aircraft shot down, with 87 Americans killed and 605 wounded for the week ending May 28. Allies report 1,173 Communist deaths and 87 captured.

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Youngsters Escape From Abandoned California Mine

Chris Corso and George Schroeder both 14 crawled from an abandoned mine in California after 24 hours underground. They had entered against orders during a field trip, lit a candle with matches, slept in a small chamber, survived on candle wax, and followed camera flashbulbs toward daylight, with a 100 person search by authorities unsuccessful prior to their exit.

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Scranton Reflects On Governor Term And 1964 Nomination

The article notes Scranton, in 1968, warning his term ends next year and declining to discuss future plans. He quips that his decision is personal and not a matter for others. It recalls his initial refusal to seek the 1964 Republican nomination before changing his mind in June ahead of the San Francisco convention.

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Surveyor Carried American Flag Survey

Two new cancer findings reveal a possible path to prevention. Columbia University researchers disclosed virus-like particles found near cancer cells in prostate glands, suggesting viruses may initiate cancer and spread to adjacent cells. The work, presented at the American Urological Association meeting, aims to isolate these particles for further study.

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Lunar Surveyor 1 Pictures Capture Moon Landing Moments

The article details Surveyor's televised and taped views of the Moon surface near the Sea of Storms. It describes camera angles, surface textures, and the craft's gentle touchdown after a precise descent, marking progress beyond Luna 9 and noting dramatic, near real time image sequences.

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Graham Declares Opening Success

LONDON AP Billy Graham declared the opening of his second British crusade a success after addressing 16 038 persons and counting 450 decisions for Christ at Earls Court Arena. He said the opening night surpassed his 1954 start, praised diverse audience, urged reconciled acts, and called London the momentous hour to help hungry and illiterate people worldwide.

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London Billy Graham Earls Court Graham Harringay
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Early School Age Proposal Says Not Mandatory

A spokesman for the Educational Policies Commission stated that universal public education is desired but not mandatory for four and five-year-olds. The commission announced its plan to lower the school age, arguing early education deeply shapes a child’s future, clarifying AP’s error in reporting mandatoriness. Sponsored by the National Education Association and the American Association of School Administrators.

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Luna 10 Runs Out Of Power On Moon Orbit

Moscow AP reports Luna 10, the first manmade satellite, ran out of power and stopped transmitting. It had radioed Earth from near the moon since April, making 219 transmissions before contact ended May 30. Tass notes preliminary findings on the moon's magnetic field, micrometeorites, electron streams, and gravity. Luna 10 will remain in lunar orbit for years.

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Bailey Bridge Listed as World War II Developments

The Bailey bridge concept is described as a modular steel structure developed during World War II. It could be transported in sections small enough for ordinary trucks and assembled by men with hand tools, with a cost noted around 4500 and 0.02 W. Publicities 2403 shoe.

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Scranton's announcement shocks Harrisburg GOP leader

In Harrisburg Craig Truax, longtime Republican state chairman, expressed surprise at Scranton's nomination bid and refused to write off the governor. He noted research into party dynamics showing leaders and futures thinkers view the scramble as a routine political activity rather to signal a decisive break.

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