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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1965

Page

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Gypsy baron recalled as well known diplomat in East Berlin

A fragmented reminiscence recalls a courier named Tykocinski connected to the Polish Embassy in East Berlin. Described by some as a jolly man, he was nicknamed the gypsy baron after a Johann Strauss character. A 1 month old child remained with the mother as authorities discussed prior movements and contacts.

Peocinsti Bicer West Berlin Rom Eocinisid P Miron Tomlinson Tykocinski East ‘Berlin East Berlin Johann Strauss

Accused Men Attend N C Klan Rallies

Accused men Colie Leroy Wilkins and two others linked to a De Sstem-rights worker murder attended KKK rallies that drew thousands over the weekend. North Carolina KKK grand dragon Robert Jones praised the Dunn rally as a strong start for a new drive, while events in Sanford, Granité Quarry, and Montgomery marches signaled broader recruitment amid ongoing legal proceedings.

Sastern North Carolin Lobes Montgomery Carote, North Carolina KKK

Pentagon orders limited strikes on bridges in Vietnam war

Veteran pilot Risner says U S directives aimed at punishing North Vietnam by targeting one bridge span per mission. He notes this limited approach let planes strike up to three bridges per flight, arguing total destruction would take longer to replace a span.

Pentagon U.S North Viet Nam Viet Risner Risher

Harris Survey Shows Mixed Public View On Wallace States Rights

The Harris poll finds strong belief in voting rights nationwide while views of Alabama Governor George Wallace split by region and residence. Supporters in the South skew highly positive, while the East and Midwest show negative leanings.

Patie Congress Sélma Alabama Selma Ala Gov. Wallace Indheer Wallace South West Midwest

Rebels press Dominguez force. U.S. troops sustain injuries

Rebels and Dominican government forces clash across the Ozama River with heavy weapons. Three U.S. paratroopers wounded as American troops hold the west bank while rebels occupy the east. Violence prompts civilians to flee, and talks seek a peaceful settlement as U.N. and OAS monitor the crisis.

Santo Doming Sun U.S U.S. Airborne Briggade Aus Ozama River Ionnea Brie Antonio Imbert Imbert Inbert Conict. Ie Washington White House Antonio’ Mayobre Venezuela U.N U Thant Ito Dominican”Republic Uni Security Council OAS

Johnson Defends Excise Cut Amid War Time Tax Plan

President Johnson argues excise tax reductions will not hinder war efforts and could spur price stability. He cites a July 1 cut totaling 1.75 billion dollars spread over years, with further reforms to be detailed later. The plan envisions lowering consumer costs while maintaining defense spending and growth, though some exits may be staggered or adjusted.

Viet Nam Johnson John

Experts Explode Bombs At Base In Vietnam

AP reporting from Saigon notes that demolition experts using time charges blew up four 500 pound bombs scattered across Bien Hoa Air Base on Sunday. The blasts killed or left missing 27 Americans and wounded 103 others. Fires damaged about 40 aircraft as the air base faced ongoing danger from unstable bombs. Major General Joseph H. Moore commented on the situation amid continuing threats.

Air ‘Force Bien Hoa Air Base South Viet Nam Peter Arnett Saigon South Viet Nam Bien Hoa Sal U.S. Air Force Air Force Personne U.S Thailand Ier Moore Vietnam Air- A-Us Air Force William K. Martin Washington

Homesick Welshman Trapped in Air Cargo Crate

Brian Robson, 19, a homesick traveler from South Wales, was sealed inside a crate aboard an Ansett-Australian jet and later released after spending 22 hours upside down. He recalled soup and milk in the crate before authorities helped him return home to Cardiff. The incident occurred amid other military reports from Vietnam including bomb explosions and casualties.

Stratford C. Jones Cardiff Los Angeles Brian House South Wales Robson Melmont Australia Tlers.ree National Airlines Britain Air United States

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