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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1966
Page
2
Sen. Gale W. McGee of Wyoming, a key administration ally, is named to a new committee, as critics of the Vietnam War escalate rhetoric. The disclosure comes as the Senate faces contentious budget and policy debates, with McGee urging慎慎慎
In Congress Republicans split on how to handle Sen William Fulbright chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon attacked Fulbright over his Viet Nam criticism. Nixon labeled his “American brothel” remark an irresponsible libel and proposed sending Fulbright to Saigon to tell Marines. Some colleagues privately deplored the comment.
Monaco royal Princess Grace writes to Time to defend her presence with Jacqueline Kennedy at a Sevilla Red Cross ball last month. She calls the report unfair and notes photographers spoiled the evening, insisting she was delighted to be upstaged by Mrs Kennedy at any time. Albert Francis Capone Jr. changes name to Albert Francis to avoid press attention tied to his father. The judge cites biblical view that sins of the fathers affect the sons.
Valeriy Tarsis, stripped of Soviet citizenship, says life in the free world revealed he had only existed before. He recalls silencing critics in Russia, his time in Kashenko mental hospital, and a new wave of reform under way as bards of revolution emerge.
Oklahoma State University coed Melya Lynn Brown won the Miss Oklahoma Universe title. Her parents run a dairy farm in southern Oklahoma and are deaf. Neighbors relayed the news to her and then to her brother and parents.
Archie K. Davis of Wachovia told the North Carolina Bankers Association convention that the American Bankers Association endorses current legislation against banking malpractices with qualifications. The bill, urged by administration and federal banking authorities, would curb malpractices and allow removal of officers. Davis urged restraint on vesting removal powers in a single individual and outlined amendments for national and state-chartered banks involving the comptroller, Federal Reserve, and FDIC. He spoke as the convention concluded.
Frost and freeze warnings issued for North Carolina and South Carolina. Cold tonight with scattered frost in the mountains and eastern areas. Lows near 32 in mountains, mostly 30s in Piedmont, near 40 along the coast. Wednesday will be cool and sunny with relief from 80s.
A Russian trawler Chernyakhovsk agreed Monday night to Coast Guard inspection to verify an emergency claim for entering Drake's Bay to repair engines. Secretary Fowler had denied entry previously, stating it was inimical to U S interests.
Tokyo AP reports China's third nuclear explosion signals deeper mainland dissent. The official notice credits Mao Zedong thought, cites anti party and anti socialist forces, and stresses a purge surge targeting top party organ Teng To, former editor of the People’s Daily.
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