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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1965
Page
1
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Cuba's Communist party removed Ernesto Guevara from the Central Committee named by the National Directorate. The 100 member committee will guide party activities nationwide, while Fidel Castro leads the Bureau and Secretariat. Guevara disappeared in spring and Castro signaled a forthcoming document on his membership status.
The Pope's flight to the United States to plead for peace draws heads of state and thousands to witness a historic moment. Leaders from governments and churches converge as 81 foreign ministers attend the speech, signaling shifting church influence and growing interfaith solidarity amid secular power dynamics.
The Viet Cong demands recognition of its National Front for Liberation as sole negotiating representative before discussing prisoners of war. Radio Hanoi reports rejection of a Red Cross appeal, with the Liberation Red Cross blaming the ICRC for bias while praising the Front's humane policy toward POWs.
V Lee Bounds, a 15 year career state employee in corrections, was appointed by the North Carolina Prison Commission as director of the penal-correctional system. Chairman Clyde Harris says the commission conducted a diligent search before selecting Bounds, who takes office in October after joining the corrections institute in 1950 and serving as an advisor to state departments. Bounds has authored numerous reports on the state penal system and directs university training programs.
President Sukarno spoke from Jakarta on Sunday ordering an immediate halt to fighting amid the coup crisis. Reports say Nasution was wounded in the early stages and Sukarno urged army officers to meet with him to assess the situation while maintaining control.
Washington dispatch notes Sukarno’s London reception did not resolve key questions about Indonesia. Reporters press whether he remains in control or is ill, and who holds the reins. The fate and influence of Indonesian Communists amid the upheavals remain unclear.
Rocky Mount NC AP James Gardner 32 a former Democrat turned North Carolina GOP leader says the Republicans will win at least five of the state's congressional seats in 1966 He contemplates another bid in North Carolina Fourth District and notes a shift away from Goldwater his early campaign ally Gardner notes the party will field candidates in every congressional race and cites GOP changes at Raleigh headquarters including Nixon Eisenhower and Goldwater flags and portraits by line end he remains cautiously optimistic but noncommittal about a formal candidacy.
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