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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1965
Page
1
Pamela Culler crowned crowded queen in the pageant contes t event noted on page 12 A with coverage in the local column.
Johnson City Texas AP reports a year with federal expenditures estimated between 105 and 107 billion and income above 96.5 billion, signaling a likely deficit of 7 to 10 billion though sources close to the President expect a smaller shortfall.
High Point youngsters send hundreds of letters to U S troops in Viet Nam collected by the High Point Youth Council. Students from Northwood Elementary express gratitude and support while sharing school life and daily concerns as the campaign aims to bolster morale and note peace hopes.
Washington witnessed a six hour antiwar rally with 25 000 to 50 000 protesters around the White House and Memorial. Marchers urged a negotiated cease fire and U S troop withdrawal while clashing with counter demonstrators. George Lincoln Rockwell was among eight arrested and flagged tensions flared over Viet Cong symbols.
A two engine Edde Air Lines charter DC3, flying in a snowstorm from Salt Lake City to Provo, struck hills southwest of Salt Lake City killing all 13 aboard. Wreckage spread across a canyon. FBI and Civil Aeronautics Board teams planned body checks and investigations.
A US spokesman said no American combat troops were committed yet Americans were killed and wounded while advisers to the South Vietnamese Army respond to the overrun of the 7th Infantry Regiment command post. Vietnamese infantrymen fight for their lives against a Red force estimated from 1,200 to 2,000 men.
A two engine aircraft crashed after takeoff from Salt Lake Airport, killing 13 aboard. The survivors were bound for a game in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The tail section remained intact amid the wreckage.
AP dispatch reports that a bombing suspension remains open as talks near. Officials note North Vietnamese terms may constrain negotiations and troop infiltration appears to be rising, with hopes for expanded peace talks by early next year despite Secretary Rusk declining to discuss current activity.
In Charlotte a bi racial rally is planned Sunday to protest bombings at the homes of four Black leaders. City leaders and business groups back the event at Owen's Auditorium as a show of unity against violence. Officials including Mayor Stan Brook and Police Chief John Hord call for broad attendance to uphold civil rights amid recent tensions.
A Miss Mississippi pageant item notes the contestant visiting local venues on a daytime event. Details emphasize community engagement and pageant activities across city venues.
North Carolina education officials planned a plea to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to retain accreditation for the state’s public colleges. They argued the 1963 Speaker Ban Law and a recent special session do not remove outside political interference in higher education.
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