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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1965
Page
8
Washington AP describes a broad U S arms buildup for Vietnam, from carbines for foot soldiers to B52 strategic bombers. The piece notes the rapid proliferation of conventional weapons as U S advisers expand support to South Vietnam against the Viet Cong.
A Manhattan attorney outlines tentative tax creditors’ claims totaling most of Marilyn Monroe’s estate with a remaining balance of 39 712 dollars. The plan includes $5 000 annual payments from a trust, $2 500 yearly for Michael Chekhov, and future psychiatric funding after later bequests to Lee Strasberg and other friends.
In a broadcast from Hanoi to Saigon the North Vietnamese say Maj Lawrence Guarino, an American pilot, was captured after bailing out when his plane was shot down over Moc Chau in Son La Province. They claim he landed in the Moc Chau area and was captured along with seven others during air operations from Thailand.
President Johnson relaxed in central Texas on the LBJ Ranch and nearby lake area. He rode the range, motored by speedboat, and worked on appointments. White House press secretary George E. Reedy announced reappointments to the Federal Maritime Commission, naming Rear Adm. John Harllee as chairman and James V. Day to the commission.
Rep Gerald Ford of Michigan calls for hardened U S attitude toward North Viet Nam and a naval blockade plus full scale air attacks on Viet Nam targets. He urges making the war so costly the North Vietnamese regime will seek peace talks. Senator Mansfield presses De Gaulle for a peaceful Southeast Asia solution and continues U S aid to South Viet Nam.
East Germany began selling travel permits to barges on the Berlin canals, replacing free documents under four power controls. The move affects West Berlin imports about a third of which come via canal traffic. Western powers offered no immediate response and appeared likely to accept the change.
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