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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1965

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Lindsay's Victory Vaults Him To GOP Front Ranks

AP reports Lindsay's New York mayoral win strengthens GOP hopes as Republicans sweep or gain in New Jersey and Virginia. Lindsay rejects Goldwater ties while Beame secures liberal support and Humphrey and Johnson endorsements. Buckley criticizes Lindsay. Republicans face mixed statewide results and party infighting.

Lindsay Walter R. Mears New York Washington John V. Lindsay New Jersey Virginia GOP Beame New York City Spaigner Abraham D.eoublican Democratsi Barry Goldwater Goldwater Jn Liberal Beamer Hubert H. Humphrey Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard J. Hughes Timosi Wayne Dumont Mills £. Godwin Jr A. Linwood Holton Jr William J. Story Jr John Birch Society New York Wiliam F. Buckley Jr Anne Margie Kathy Abraham D. Beame

Pacifist Norman Morrison Dies in Pentagon Fire Protest

Norman Morrison, a 31 year old Baltimore Quaker, self immolated outside the Pentagon in protest of U.S. involvement in Vietnam. He stood on a concrete abutment near McNamara’s office and set himself aflame in view of hundreds of Defense Department workers. Morrison’s wife released a statement through friends saying he gave his life to express concern over the loss of life in Vietnam.

Fred S. Hoffman Viet Nam Washington Morri Pentagon Morrison Ior Fentagon Norman R. Morrison Baltimore Emily Secretary of Defense Robert 5 McNamara Army Richard Lundquist Washington Post Norman Morrison Ft. Myer

North Carolina approves highway bonds and Court of Appeals

North Carolina voters approve a $300 million highway bond issue and authorize a new Court of Appeals by large margins. Turnout about 325,000. bond funds allocated by highway district and county needs. Result seen as strong gubernatorial support for Gov. Dan Moore and a setback for the Ku Klux Klan in a state election.

Ku Klux Klan North Carolina Court of Appeals Franklin and Greene Harnett Johnston Transylvania Franklin Clay County Mecklenburg Guilford Forsyth Wake State Election Board

North Carolina approves $300 million road bond plan

Gov Dan Moore lauds voters approval of the $300 million road bond issue and a proposal to create an intermediate court of appeals. He says funds will be spent wisely for safer roads and state growth, while Klan opposition is dismissed. Highway officials hail the victory as pivotal for NC’s future.

Raleigh North Carolina Intermediate Court of Appeals Dan Moore State Highway Commission Moore North Caronions Reese Hart Associated Press Ku Klux Klan Joe Hunt Munt Robert Holding Governor's Committee For Better Roads Gov.Moore B. B. Denny Susie Sharp State Supreme Court General Assembly Court of Appeals Superior Court Supreme Court

Viet Cong Fail To Overrun Quang Ngai Outpost

Viet Cong forces estimated 510 to 600 attacked a government outpost three miles northeast of Quang Ngai in central Viet Nam. U.S. jets bombed and strafed as the attackers retreated at daylight with moderate defender casualties. overall weekly U.S. and South Vietnamese losses are tallied as thousands of casualties in the week. The Viet Cong toll is reported at 1,264 dead and 133 captured after a week of large-scale attacks.

Peter Arnett Saigon South Viet Nam Quang Ngai U.S Viet Nam Mekong Delta

Indonesian Red Purge Reaches Parliament

Indonesian army purges extend to Parliament universities and government bodies after an attempted coup. Antara reports 57 Communist lawmakers suspended from the House of Representatives while 14 pro-Communist colleges closed. Over 1,300 Communists fired by maritime ministry. Notable ousters include M H Lukman and Nioto, with D N Aidit in hiding. Diplomatic observers warn of a Sino-Indonesian rift over China amid protests at the Chinese consulate in Medan and Jakarta.

Antoine Yared Jakarta Indonesia API Antara Indonesian Communist Party House of Representatives Maritime Ministry No. 2 No. 3 M.H. Lukman Nioto Sukar D.N. Aidit Communist China Medan North Sumatra Sukarno Peking China

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