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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1966

Page

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Klansmen Arrested In Slaying In Mississippi

FBI agents arrested 13 Mississippi Ku Klux Klan members and sought a 14th in Houston for civil rights law violations linked to the January 10 firebomb slaying of Vernon Dahmer, a Forrest County civil rights activist.

Hattiesburg Miss FBI Mississippi Kua Klux Vernon F. Dahmer Dahmer J. Edgar Hoover White Knights Ku Klux Klan Mississippi Bowers Cecil Y. Sessum Billsville Cyclops Jones County Klavern Howard T. Giles Forrest County National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Indias Prime Minister Welcomed by President Johnson

Washington AP Indira Gandhi arrived for a White House welcome with President Johnson who pledged U S backing for Indias reform efforts. Gandhi said nations must not drift and that closer understanding is needed as she prepared for talks on peace and regional issues. She spent a night in Williamsburg and flew to Washington by helicopter for a 60 minute White House session.

Washington Johnson India Indira Gandhi United States White House Gandhi Allen Byrd

North Viet Nam Leader In Moscow Mission Shapes War Outlook

North Viet Nam’s Le Duan attends a Soviet party meeting, signaling possible peace moves. US officials see impact on Vietnam war, with diplomats noting pressure from Moscow. Humprey Gandhi and Ford weighed in on elections, peace, and China. Mrs Gandhi arrived for White House talks, disputing France-India Viet Nam views.

Moscow Washington U. S North Viet Nam Soviet Communist Party Ho Chi Minh le Duan Viet Nam Southeast Asia

Court approves federal trial of 17 in Mississippi

The Supreme Court ruled federal prosecution may proceed against 17 defendants in Mississippi for the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers near Philadelphia. Justice Fortas led the Mississippi case with a broad view of acting under color of law, while Penn cases involved interstate travel rights and jury instructions. The Court also revived federal charges in the Lemuel Penn killing in Georgia, with Justice Stewart noting the need for a specific intent to infringe federal rights. Four opinions followed, with dissents by Harlan and Brennan.

Washington Supreme Court Philadelphia Miss Aba Fertas Hugo L. Black Fortas Mississippi High Tribunal Lemuel Penn Washington, D. C Georgia Potter Stewart Penn Stewart Ku Klux Klan John M. Harlan William J. Brennan Earl Warren William C. Douglas Brennan Fartas

Trip Down Aisle Happiest It Says Here

Berkeley AP reports a survey of 735 adults on marriage happiness. Married men show higher happiness and job satisfaction, while bachelors show more dissatisfaction. Single women reportedly had the happiest childhoods, and cultural factors influence marriage plans and perceived self-worth.

Berkeley Calif OM Maids Knupfer Br. Wth

B52s Strike Near Saigon Ahead of Marines

American B52 bombers pounded mangrove swamps 18 miles southeast of Saigon, a mile ahead of Marine units, dropping 750 pound bombs and 100000 pounds of ordnance. An Air Force spokesman said a hidden jungle mine factory was obliterated, calling the strike the most awesome and devastating sight.

Saigon South Viet Nam JS. Air Force Air Force Laos U.S. Saigon Guam Tay Ninh Matrids Liberation Front Mekong Mugia Pass Aland

Tale of Heroics Pilot Plucked From Red Area

Air Force 1st Lt. Kenneth D. Thomas Jr. parachuted into rugged North Vietnamese terrain after his plane was damaged. A multi-vehicle rescue team including a Jolly Green Giant helicopter and Skyraiders combed the mountains, locating him on a cliff ledge and delivering food as night fell. Four aircraft supported the mission with air cover and electronic aid, and one helicopter made multiple attempts before winching him to safety.

Robert ED. Ohman Saigon Air Force Kenneth D. Thomas Jr North Viet Nam Thomas Mount Auburn Ill 3Rd Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Group William E. Cowell Kailua Hawaii Cowell U.S. Air Force

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Klansmen Laurel Hele U.S South China Humphrey Soviet Union France Paris Justice Department U. S. Dist Harold Cox Jackson William A. Bootle Macon Lemuel ‘Penn Saigon River U.S. 7Th Fleet Long Thatth Quaity Contro Office Tale OF
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