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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1966

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Viet Cong Rejects British Peace Plan in Viet Nam

The Viet Cong denounces Britain's peace proposal and Pope Paul VI’s peace appeals as useless for now. It demands U S troops withdraw from South Viet Nam, while China, North Vietnam, and the Soviet bloc echo hardline stances against U S actions and peace offers. Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli returns from Saigon satisfied with interfaith outreach efforts.

Tokyo Britain Viet Nam U. S South Viet Nam Communist Liberation Press Agency Soviet Union George Brown Saigon Sergio Pignedoli Vatican China United States People’s Daily Chinese Communist Party U.S U.N Peking New China News Agency South General Assembly Arthur J. Goldberg Andrei A. Gromyko Security Council

McNamara Arrives as U.S. Forces Push Toward Zone

U S forces reinforced near the 17th Parallel as B52s raid infiltration routes north of the DMZ. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara arrived in Saigon for a four day visit to assess men and money for the war.

Robert Tuckman Saigon South Viet Nam United States Demilitarized Zone U.S Robert S. McNamara 17Th Parallel North South Viet Nam Robert McNamara William Westmoreland McNamara

UN General Assembly condemns apartheid and urges action

A General Assembly committee approved a resolution condemning racial discrimination and urging nations to enforce economic and diplomatic measures and an arms embargo against South Africa. The 8 to 2 vote included 18 abstentions with the Communist bloc voting for, and the United States Britain and France abstaining. South Africa and Portugal voted against.

William N. Oatis United Nations N.Y General Assembly South Africa United States Britain France Portugal Rhodesia Whi Security Council

Red Guards Return From Countryside Celebration in Tokyo Photo

AP wirephoto caption notes Red Guards returning from countryside duty celebrate National Day on Oct 1. Caption says Red Guards again concentrate in Peking. Rural dispatch checked in Tokyo monitoring today.

Tokyo Peking China New Red Guards

Harris Survey Backlash Against Civil Rights Grows Across America

The survey finds rising white fear of personal safety amid riots and demand for integrated housing. It reports whites view black power as a trigger for violence and a threat to civil rights progress, with low income whites most opposed.

America North South

Prophecy Forecast From Magician Harrar Alarmist View

The article reports psychologist Georges Harrar claiming predictions for 1968 through 1970 include Nixon not winning re election Viet Nam war ending with American victory a nuclear clash between Soviet Russia and China over Mongolia and Eastern Siberia and a series of Middle East calamities including an assassination in 1968 and a renewed Arab Israeli war with a grim regional outlook.

Alliance Tel Aviv Johnson Asia Soviet Russia China Mongolia Siberia Middle East Egypt Nasser Syria Lebanon Jordan

Eisenhower Says Win Fast By Any Means In Viet Nam

Former President Eisenhower argues the Viet Nam war requires a quick victory to save lives and morale He rejects nuclear weapons and warns Republicans not to politicize administration policy in Viet Nam He stresses backing the commander in chief and weighing domestic issues for political gain.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Gettysburg Dwight D. Eisenhower Viet Nam U.S Europe Johnson Eisenhower

Decision Upholding Pay TV Stands

The U S Supreme Court left in place a California Supreme Court ruling that bans pay television for homes is unconstitutional. California's attorney general had sought review, but the petition was rejected without comment.

Washington Supreme Court California U.S Thomas C. Lynch U.S. Supreme Court Lynch Abe Fortas California Supreme Court

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