21 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1962
Page
1
An AP dispatch from Tezpur reports widespread evacuation as fear of the Red Army grows. A porter sent the story to New Delhi, and the correspondent planned to cross the Brahmaputra on the last boat with the district commissioner before censorship halted further transmission. India announced the evacuation earlier today.
In Assam district Tezpur evacuated as Indian army braces to secure the plains. Reports say thousands of refugees left the town while police warned residents to dig trenches. In Washington, stock market activity remained mixed with gains in several blue chip names as holiday trading began.
Reports from New Delhi and Peking sketch a tense frontier scenario as China’s radio announces a cease fire and pullback, while India prepares for fresh border positions. Evacuations surge around Tezpur and Bomdila as civilians flee toward safer south-bank camps along the Brahmaputra.
A one story frame house in the 1400 block of Country Club Drive was totally destroyed by fire about noon today. Neighbors found the rear portion in flame and occupants were away but located and arrived before extinguishing the blaze. The house belonged to George Moore and family. Cause undetermined at noon.
Survey reveals 71 percent oppose restoring troops to pre September posts and 55 percent oppose returning 21 percent in Ladakh amid perceived Chinese border ambitions. results reflect cautious national security stance.
A Columbia State survey shows South Carolina building and loan officials are dismayed by President Kennedy’s order banning racial discrimination in federal aided housing. The survey reports unanimous agreement that the directive will adversely affect the Palmetto state building industry. Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dora DS.C. says it will impact a large portion of the state’s housing sector.
James Manuel Carrick 47 listed YMCA as address charged with issuing a worthless check for 250 to Oscar's Fine Foods on Nov 8 Trial set Nov 26. Kenneth C Lancaster Jr 20 Fayetteville charged with reckless driving Bond 30. Kenneth Wayne Wilson 22 Branch Street charged with speeding and reckless driving Bond 100. James Allen Latta 34 Westchester Drive charged with issuing a worthless check Bond 50 pending Municipal Court trial.
In Havana Mikoyan for three weeks sought Cuban backing of Khrushchev’s pledge to remove offensive weapons under U N surveillance. Reports say Castro’s pledge accompanied news of a new three year Cuban economic aid pact signed by Mikoyan.
The trial centered on whether Clemson officials improvised admissions for Gantt and questioned handling of his Iowa State transfer. Clemson President Edwards described interviews as required for many students and noted a letter of application identical to Gantt’s was received from another source. Registrar Berry admitted unusual treatment of Gantt’s file, with statements about race and state agency connections raised during deposition.
Federal housing policy aims to prevent discrimination in sales leases and rentals but lacks enforcement power. Officials say action may come later. Kennedy notes no immediate nationwide impact. The balance between fair housing ideals and practical law remains debated as states and cities pursue anti bias measures.
President Kennedy comments on defense and State Department attempts to curb news access. He notes a 12 point security guide issued with voluntary media guidelines and Sylvester's Oct. 27 memo requiring officials to report talks and involve monitors. He has not been convinced these steps restrict essential news. If evidence arises, he promises changes.
Smith and Shore Oil Co. near the county line suffered a theft last night with about 150 dollars taken from the petty cash box and around 100 dollars from vending machines. The building had minor damage and the small safe was not locked. Other items were reported stolen as deputies investigate.
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