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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
1
The notice invites readers to call or write ACTION LINE c o The Enterprise to have questions answered or problems settled. It requests participation and expresses availability for readers to share their concerns.
The Redevelopment Commission took possession on January 30 after paying 542000 to the court in a condemnation. Owner Seborn Perry may appeal the price, but demolition is planned once tenants relocate, with razing expected by the start of next year.
It explains that property lines run to the deeded boundary even if the road moves. If land once met at the old road center, the owner on that line keeps the land between old and new road, as deeds fix the boundary and cannot be moved by road realignment.
Ray Kisiah says Oakview will host about 12 Little League teams this year. The program is co sponsored by the American Business clubs and Parks and Recreation, with six teams in both the Northern and Southern leagues. Games will be three per week on the new Oak View Park field.
The text traces Count Dracula from Bram Stoker's 19th century novel to Transylvanian legend. It notes Universal Pictures film adaptations beginning in 1932 starring Bela Lugosi and later Lon Chaney Jr. and John Carradine, highlighting the fictional count’s enduring popularity.
Clara Cox Apis tenants describe weekend parties with loud music and fights. Chief Laurie Pritchett notes the rowdiest group in High Point and urges residents to call the dispatcher at 885-5031 for rapid response to disturbances.
The VA publishes a booklet outlining eligibility for various benefits. Some veterans receive automatic rights, while others depend on financial standing. For copies contact High Point Red Cross or write VA Regional Office in Winston-Salem.
Dr Herbert F Marco as GTI proxy will welcome enrollment in adult evening courses where new math will be taught if at least 15 sign up. No such instruction through High Point schools but PTA programs may cover basics says Dr Dean Pruette.
A reader questions Dr Fortney about hospital staffing claiming doctors are on duty around the clock. The writer recounts waiting four hours for a doctor after a car wreck and notes the chief of staff said emergency room coverage is by doctors on call, without specifying response distance.
In Raleigh reliable sources report ECC backers consider a Republican offer of support for independent university status at East Carolina College. The price is high and could shape a long term alliance until the budget from the Appropriations Committee. Gov Moore warns such a move would wreck the state system.
Five states will not move clocks on April 30 under the federal daylight time schedule. Legislatures in others are recessed or undecided as the Associated Press notes the law requires uniform daylight time from 2 a m last Sunday in April to 2 a m last Sunday in October. North Carolina and South Carolina responses vary with exemptions pending or postponed, under the Transportation Department’s enforcement.
A Communist regiment of about 2,500 men failed an assault near Tay Ninh in War Zone C. U S forces reported 87 combined dead and wounded with 581 enemy dead and 57 Viet Cong bodies inside American lines. The battle involved U S 1st Division troops, air strikes, and a retreat toward Cambodia as B 52s bombed the area.
Federal mediators join talks as unions and networks seek settlement in a four day strike by 18 000 AFTRA members. Mutual reaches a separate settlement with AFTRA and CBS NBC and ABC negotiate on a proposed 325 a week base pay and sharing of sponsor fees amid ongoing talks and picket lines.
Staff writer Braxton Younts profiles Trish a ravenhaired singer visiting High Point in the Sunday Enterprise. The piece features her charm and singing as readers meet her in the Sunday edition. The article also highlights Allen Jay High School students in a cooperative office course, noting their work study.
Lt. Gen. Lewis Walt says North Vietnamese artillery has created a new war dynamic with ranges up to 13 miles for 122mm and 12.4 miles for 105mm shells. He notes U S 175 mm guns reach 20 miles and cites Hanoi’s retaliation near Gio Linh as bombing and shelling intensify.
National Democratic leaders cautious about 1968 prospects warn of state and local factionalism despite Kennedy's praise for Johnson. New Jersey and Michigan solid majorities in 1964 cited, with Bailey and O Brien urging mediation as Republicans plot strategy in city and state races.
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