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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1967
Page
9
Saigon reports that allies are unlikely to accept three day Christmas and seven day Tet truces proposed by the Viet Cong. Officials say such long pauses would let the Communists move supplies and regroup, though shorter one to two day truces are expected to be observed.
President Johnson told the National Grange in Syracuse that federal farm programs have mistakes and must be corrected. He said farm income should improve and that the government must provide machinery and support to keep programs functioning, noting farmers earn about two thirds of city incomes and that 1966 income records fell slightly this year.
Greece alerts armed forces after Turkish air strikes and sniper fire injure four in Nicosia. Turkish forces near Cyprus on high alert. Athens warns Turkey risks harming Greek relations as tensions flare in the divided island. NATO allies await Security Council action.
Senator Robert F. Kennedy states no current plan to campaign for President Johnson or Eugene McCarthy in the 1968 primaries. He will support a Johnson Humphrey ticket after renomination and avoids endorsing McCarthy while remaining neutral if McCarthy enters the race. Kennedy plans to stand aside as McCarthy pursue primaries, signaling a free but careful stance.
The River Jordan was the scene of two clashes as Israeli and Jordanian forces exchanged machine gun fire. A military spokesman said Jordanian troops suffered no casualties while Israeli losses were not disclosed. Fire opened in the morning near observation posts five miles north of the Damaya Bridge and resumed at noon about 13 miles north of the bridge with both sides returning fire.
The State Department said three Army prisoners freed by the Viet Cong were not brain washed and withstood captivity with great courage. McCloskey stated they had not been indoctrinated and that talks with the men confirm their resistance and intelligence. Daniel Lee Pitzer of Spring Lake North Carolina and James E. Jackson of Tailletown West Virginia are among the released soldiers who arrived in the United States Monday night.
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