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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1965

Page

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Harris Survey Shows Strong Viet Nam Support at 65 Percent

A Harris poll finds 65 percent of Americans support Viet Nam policy up from 57 percent in April and 41 percent in January. Most back holding the line to pressure for bombing and U S aid, while 7 to 6 prefer negotiate from strength. The article notes mixed opinions beyond the majority stance.

Viet Nam Southeast Asia United States South Viet Nam Johnson U.S Asia

Market's New Advance Tapers Off

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange rose early but then tapered. The Dow Jones average climbed to about 845 but gains faded as volume in the first hour neared a million shares.

New York Stock Exchange the Exchange

Kosygin Denounces US Viet Nam Policy at Youth Rally

Soviet Premier Kosygin assailed American calls for pace in Viet Nam calling them deception. He warned Washington must consider increased aid from Communist nations and blamed extreme rightists led by Barry Goldwater. He listed settlement steps including halt to bombing, adherence to Geneva accords, troop withdrawal, and self determination for Vietnam. He spoke at a Patrice Lumumba University youth graduation rally.

Alessi N Kocpeh Osygin U.S Viet Nam United States Kosygin Sen Barry) Goldwater Soviet Union N. Led National Liberation Front South Viet Nam North Patrice Lumumba Friendship University

Paratroopers Begin Action Amid Vietnam War Foothold

In Vietnam 30 miles north of Saigon American and Vietnamese paratroopers launched their first joint operation with about 800 Australians arriving late. An American paratrooper was killed and another wounded as enemy contact remained light. Over 1,200 troops were airdropped after a prior B52 strike, while U.S. Air Force planes carried out deep raids into North Vietnam with several aircraft shot down and casualties reported.

Saigon Viet Nam 173Rd Airborne Brigade 173Rd U.S Ameri Hanoi Thuan Chau Son la Cai Lay Mekong Tion

Southern Pines Merchant Robbed in Morning Attack

A Southern Pines merchant was attacked in a store with Sammy Hill, 32, found on the floor at the rear and cut four times in the chest. Police labeled the incident a robbery and began an investigation.

Ace Sammy Hill

Car Clips Poles in Rutherford County Wreck Kills Four

An auto at high speed toppled three utility poles and overturned in a field near Rutherfordton. Four men from Bostic died: Max Id Dotson 19 Lawrence Dyer 24 Charles David Lail 16 and John Cecil Loveless 21. Two others were injured and taken to Rutherford Hospital. Police suspect Lawrence Dyer may have been the driver and noted no racing signs.

Bostic N. C Highwa Max Id Dotson Rt. 2 Lawrence Dyer Charles David Lail John Cecil Loveless Rt. 1 Rutherford Hospital Rutherfordton Franklin Dyer Michael Weatherford Ellenboro H. C. White

Bliss outlines GOP drive to win urban Negro and youth vote

Republican leader Ray Bliss announced a nationwide program to regain urban, Negro, and young voters. He stressed targeting areas that yielded 41 percent in 1960 and 1964 results, mobilizing college students as Republican workers, and preparing for a young population by 1970. He proposed granting the permanent chairman dictatorial powers and favored assigning farm and police‑type figures to oversee activities.

Washington Ray C. Bliss Republican National Committee Bliss U.S

Kidney Transplant Delayed For Johnnie Gail Honeycutt

In New Orleans a minor complication postponed the planned joint kidney transplant for 48 year old John H Honeycutt of Anniston Alabama and his daughter Johnnie Gail Honeycutt. Doctors shifted Johnnie Gail to an artificial kidney for several days before attempting the operation with Tulane University surgeons at Charity Hospital. No new date was set.

New Orleans John H. Honeycutt Johnnie Gail Honeycutt Honeycutt Anniston Ala Hoare Johnnie Gail Tulane University School of Medicine Charity Hospital Atlanta Tulane Johnnie Calvin

Pilot Tells How Landing Was Made

San Francisco AP report on Pan American Flight 843 with 143 passengers and nine crew landing safely after an engine detached at 700 feet. Captain Charles H. Kimes described choosing a safe course with 20 feet of wing missing and no panic aboard.

San Francisco Pan American World Airways Flight Hawaii Manila Charles H. Kimes Danville Calif Coast Guard San Pastae Conor Oe

Girl Survives Half Mile Swim After Yacht Sinks Near Baja

Denise Winter, 15, survived two days after her family’s 45 foot cabin cruiser sank off Baja California. The others aboard her mother Mary Beth Winter 86 sister Sheree 12 and brother Lance 13 were missing. Denise was found by Mexican fishermen near El Rosario after swimming about a half mile. The vessel operated by stepfather Warren W. 40 Murrieta California left Oceanside June 23 for La Paz.

Denise Winter Baja California Denise Warren W . 40 Murrieta Calif Mary Beth Winter Sheree Lance Oceanside la Paz Baja

Charleston Bank Robbed By Gunman

Police and FBI investigated a drive in bank robbery in Charleston involving a tall armed man in his twenties at the First National Bank of South Carolina. The robber requested a $3,000 loan and fled with an undetermined amount of cash.

Charleston First National Bank of South Carolina FBI W. D. Westmoreland Moreland Westmoreland Collaterial Westmore

Scott Says Toll Roads Unnecessary In North Carolina

Lt. Gov. Robert W. Scott told about 200 attendees in Burlington that toll roads are neither necessary nor desirable for North Carolina. He cited the free travel goal and praised the General Assembly’s work while supporting a study commission on the speaker ban law returning authority to college trustees.

Burlington N. C Robert W. Scott North Carolina Scott North Carolina Negro Law Enforcement Officers Association General Assembly Dan Moore

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