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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
3
The Ky regime stages executions to curb corruption in Saigon amid embezzlement tied to gambling and lavish living since 1956. Observers warn the crackdown signals a shift from old corrupt ways, hoping two brutal sentences deter profiteering as Vietnam seeks integrity and respect.
McNamara testifies before the Senate that Communist China could launch nuclear attacks within two to three years range extending to 700 miles, with the United States at ten years, while Fulbright argues China builds stockpiles for defense. Lin Piao outlines a long term aim of people’s war in Asia, Africa and Latin America. China’s policy appears aggressive despite Fulbright’s caution that words may outpace actions.
The piece reviews the clash over presidential war powers as Congress approves 4.8 billion in extra Vietnam war funds. It argues Congress rarely declares war and presidents have expanded powers since World War II, with Johnson wielding emergency powers without prior congressional approval to mobilize manpower and secure strategic resources.
U S Information Agency drops safe conduct passes over Viet Cong territory to induce surrender. Passes found in clothing and shoes, boosts Viet Cong surrenders from 450 monthly in 1964 to 1657 in December. 2200 in New Year period. Leonard Marks leads program with Barry Zorthian praised as a hero.
A reader-letter laments poetry, mocks real estate talk, and urges Mr C B to keep fair. The piece rails at slum conditions, landlords, and landlord ethics, then shifts to a campus daffodil memorial for Professor Carey Carrick of Purdue, describing blossoms, memory, and yearly campus ritual. Nearby notes predict spring hoopla and media pretages across many papers.
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