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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
4
Editorial argues the Dominican upheaval mirrors but reverses Hungary 1956. It considers U S intervention, OAS forces, and a goal of avoiding a Communist dominated regime while balancing fears of Gringo bully tactics as unity grows among free nations amid inter American tensions.
The article portrays President Johnson as frustrated by critics and Congress over Vietnam policy. It notes his aim to be a peacemaker and his reliance on public support, while mentioning relations with de Gaulle and Western leaders. It highlights tension with liberal blocs at home and reliance on decisive U.S. action.
Book excerpts critique Vietnam era policy focusing on President Ngo Dinh Diem and U S officials. James Marlow notes Johnson’s push to curb communism while Halberstam argues Diem’s regime created a quasi Communist system with strict controls.
Civic donor Jack Burris signals up to 250000 for a larger heart center with two stage development to nearly double capacity. Plans shaped by consultant Jacque Norman. Funds require Hill Burton matching aid to advance the project.
The piece argues the vacancy should be filled by a person of high character to preserve the commission’s nonpartisan record. It cites past members Dale Montgomery and I. Paul Ingle as examples and warns against political manipulation or delaying urban renewal. It commends Republicans for not politicizing the appointment.
Editorial notes recount the Lusitania disaster near New York harbor with U-20 torpedoing the liner. It killed 1195 of 1959 aboard, including Elbert Hubbard and Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, amid claims of a second detonation and questions over undeclared explosives.
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