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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1967

Page

3

Harris Survey Shows Johnson Suffering Record Low Support

Public confidence in Johnson and his Vietnam policy falls to 23 percent as views split between war victory and exit. Gallup style findings show 26 percent back the continued fight to a negotiated peace, 44 percent favor exit, 21 percent want total victory. The public remains divided on bombing halts and the president trails all potential GOP opponents.

Louis Harris Johnson Vietnam Farris North Vietnam Mr. Johnson

GOP Leads Democrats In Voter Confidence

Gallup poll of 1,565 adults shows Republicans leading Democrats 52 to 48 in voter confidence for handling Vietnam war racial strife and living costs. August and last year had Democrats ahead. current results integrate no difference and no opinion as Republicans gain.

Princeton N.J Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion George Gallup Republican Party Democratic Party

U.S. Textile Dilemma: Imports May Force Foreign Investment

Frederick B. Dent of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute told the Federal Tariff Commission that without limits on textile imports the industry must invest abroad to maximize profits and retain market share. He warned of extremely serious consequences for tens of thousands of American workers and regional economies.

Washington U.S Frederick B. Dent American Textile Manufacturers Institute Federal Tariff Commission

Woman sheds 88 pounds to surprise father

June A. Chamberlain of Port Washington New York recounts losing 88 pounds after a pregnancy loss and miscarriages. She first used a reducing drug with Ayds Candy for 40 pounds, then followed the Ayds Plan alone to lose 48 more. Her dramatic weight loss astonished her dad.

June A. Chamberlain Port Washington N.Y Ayds

Clemson Professors Seek ETV Discussion on Canceled PBL

Fifteen Clemson University professors urged Henry J. Cauthen executive director of the South Carolina Television Network to discuss on ETV the cancellation of the Public Broadcast Laboratory program. They asked for a rescheduling after the program was pulled for being crude profane and racially inflammatory. Meanwhile ETV aired a second program in the series after an internal review and PBS contacts outlined the standards of PBL.

Clemson S.C Clemson University South Carolina Television Network Henry J. Cauthen ETV Public Broadcast Laboratory American Association of University Professors Cauthen PBS New York PBL

German Nationalists Aim for Seats in 1969 Bundestag

Adolf von Thadden, 46, new National Democratic Party chairman, told 1 400 delegates at a three day congress the party will win 8 to 10 percent in the 1969 federal election and become the opposition in the Bundestag. The platform seeks to erase guilt over Nazism, remove foreign troops, and reunify Germany without ceding former Polish-held territories.

Hannover West Germany Adolf von Thadden Man National Democratic Party Bundestag NDP West Germany Christian Democrats Social Democrats von Thadden Partiame Superers A Hitler East West Germany Poland

Price Upbeat for Volkswagen Models and Sunroof Offer

The copy notes VW sedans achieve up to 27 mpg, the station wagon up to 23 mpg, and all models use oil by the pint. It highlights air cooled engines and suggests sunroofs raise prices, inviting readers to see the cars in person.

Volkswagen

Sato Hints Japan Role in Vietnam War

Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato suggested Japan should play some role in Vietnam calling it an Asian and world problem. He declined to specify actions, noting his country cannot commit a military burden under postwar constitution. An official labeled the remark hypothetical and said no change to defense provisions is planned.

Bonn Germany Ernesto Che Guevara Associated Press Che Guevara Rene) Barrientos Seattle Eisaku Sato Japan Vietnam Sato

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