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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1965
Page
10
Graphic description of a battlefield scene with corpses and mutilated bodies along a road. The text mentions a village still smoking and Viet Cong dead sprawled in chaotic repose with flies in humid air and wounded purple in color.
Delegates will be asked to approve a resolution directing B. C. Mangum to convene a meeting of all industry segments to form a market control committee. An explosion at a rubber plantation marks a brutal Viet Nam clash as U S forces report Viet Cong dead and capture enemy weapons amid scattered civilians.
Baltimore report shows a 41 year old grandmother driving a large rig. Charles owns the rig and has been behind the wheel two years. Mrs Murphy says she would not be driving if they did not own the rig and notes other truckers mostly gawk but accept her as tough enough to drive.
In Matanzas Cuba 108 refugees depart for the United States as the first group under the U S Cuban program. Wives bid farewell to husbands and Leopoldina Alfonso de Visana 38 leaves her 11 year old son behind. a mother’s grief underscores a government restriction preventing the son’s father from leaving.
A fragmented text references Muzio Clementi as an Italian pianist and composer and mentions Johann Sebastian Bach in relation to piano works. The note suggests a discussion of early piano pioneers and their influence on classical repertoire.
Actress Miss Malone describes surviving blood clots after surgery and resuming normal activities. Her first date in seven weeks was at Chasen's with ABC executive David Gerber and her physician Dr. Raymond Weston. She calls Sept week illness the back pain turning into a lung blockage.
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