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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1965
Page
12
A brief report notes Britain proposes an arms embargo affecting nations and regions with emphasis on diplomatic moves. The item highlights official discourse, signaling potential sanctions and international response, without detailing specifics.
The report notes dissent within Rhodesia and mentions demands for allegiance changes to the Crown with possible promotions. An embargo is declared, and a resolution is introduced. Ambassador Arsene Assouan of the Ivory Coast discusses an economic boycott requiring two years to take effect and opposes forced action to impose a settlement.
Washington reports the Pentagon plans immediate inactivation of selected reserve units to free trained manpower for contingency war plans. The move aims to boost readiness of other forces without mergers, maintaining overall trained strength while establishing a 150000-strong selective reserve force and increasing drill pay.
Washington AP reports U S forces in Vietnam will rise to about 200000 by early next year. The total adds roughly 40000 men beyond the current 160000, with most being Army troops. Decisions focus on available forces and logistics, following Westmoreland’s revised troop estimates after midyear events.
The text notes 1784 as a baseline for an independent automatic flour mill near Philadelphia. It states naturalized citizens share all rights except presidential eligibility. It mentions two camel types, one and two hump varieties. It also cites Ulster-born signers of the Declaration, including John Hancock.
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