How to Reach Hal Boyle and Data Processing Courses
Inquiries about Hal Boyle should be addressed to the Associated Press in care of 50 Rockefeller Plaza New York NY 10020. For key punching courses check local private business colleges and telephone directories. GTI offers data processing in September and Davidson County Community College provides a two year associate in applied science in data programming through private schools.
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Hal Boyle
High Point
Thomasville
Anon
Davidson County Community College
Bluejay Shooting Rules and Household Advice Share Q and A
A reader asks about penalties for shooting bluejays and cites city ordinances forbidding killing wild birds, noting possible police reports and court action. The page also offers mattress stain remedies using bleach and vinegar, and shares guidance on preventing further damage with covers. It includes a 1928 High Point class reunion notice seeking missing members.
Consumers Corner Call to curb high prices and save money
A reader urges shoppers to limit grocery and clothing spending to reduce bills. The columnist suggests targeting profitable retailers by sticking to a fixed budget, praising collective effort and personal resolve to lower costs.
Watergate puzzles tighten as Nixon aides named
Washington AP nine months of speculation give way to named figures in the Watergate scandal. James McCord testified to the Senate committee that H R Haldeman knew of wiretap plans. McCord also cited Jeb Magruder John W Dean III and John Mitchell as involved in approved bugging of the Democratic HQ.
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H. R. Haldeman
McCord
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Jeb Magruder
White House
John W. Dean Ill
Nixon
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
John.n. Mitchell
Democratic
Watergate ties to White House espionage effort alleged
Sources claim Mitchell and Charles Colson knew of plans to break into Democratic offices at Watergate. McCord cites Mitchell funding the operation while Anderson and Weicker allege Nixon approved espionage sabotage in 1971 to aid reelection. Senate inquiries note White House personnel involved since 1962.
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Mitchell
Nixon
White House
Charles W. Colson
Washington
Watergate Complex
McCord
Jack Anderson
Maine
Ed Muskie
Anderson
Weicker
Senate
San Francisco
All Systems Go As Meat Boycott Persists
The nationwide meat boycott remains active despite new price ceilings on beef lamb and pork announced by President Nixon. Consumer group Fight Inflation Together says the ceiling is a mixed blessing while farmers warn they lose the most. Families in New York and Montana report cutting meat from menus continuing efforts to control costs amid rising budgets.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Carolyn Haskell
Atlanta, Ga
FIT Fight
Devon Woodland
National Farmers Organization
Home with Honor parade welcomes Vietnam veterans in New York
Tens of thousands line 35 blocks of Broadway for a Home with Honor celebration in New York as some 140000 spectators cheer veterans. About 100 Vietnam veterans against the war marchers interrupt with slogans while politicians watch from a reviewing stand.
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New York
Broadway
Central Park
New Jersey
Connecticut
Malcolm Wilson
U.S. Labor
Peter J. Brennan
Nixon
John V. Lindsay
Edison’s First Voice, 103, Dies in New Jersey
Marie L. Campbell who spoke the first talking record in Edison history died at 103 in Toms River New Jersey. Reared in Menlo Park she was chosen for the record because her father Theodore Carman worked with Edison. The original recording and a 102nd birthday recording are in the National Archives.
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Toms River
N.J
Marie L. Campbell
Mary
Thomas A. Edison
Community Memorial Hospital
Menlo Park
Edison
Nixon Thieu summit may seek U S security pledge
Nixon prepared to offer moral and economic aid assurances to South Vietnamese President Thieu in a two day summit beginning Monday Sources say the main question is whether Nixon will provide a specific U S military intervention guarantee to deter a major cease fire violation by North Vietnam Thieu seeks a durable peace and thanks the United States for its decade of involvement Thieu aide says they want a clear U S guarantee against North Vietnam breaking the agreement Nixon likely to restate support for Saigon and seek up to 2 billion dollars for economic aid Thieu arrives Los Angeles Sunday for talks at the Western White House and a later joint communique before Washington trip
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
U.S
North Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Saigon
Vietnam
Pham Duong Hien
Congres
South Vietnam
Los Angeles International Airport
Los Angeles
White House
Oceanside
Nixon meat price ceiling may end by fall
Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz said the Nixon meat price ceiling will likely be eliminated by late summer or early fall and not extended to other foods. He cited temporary price relief from consumer boycotts and suggested wage-price issues in trucking and retailing contribute to the food dollar.
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Washington
Nixon
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Buzz
Internal Revenue Service Office
Young Republicans
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Hal
High Point High School
Margaret Sue Compton
Ida Emma Dix
Johnsie Rebecca Spry
Robert Wilson Goebel
James B. Watkins, Jr
Rosa Lee Stanley
John Clinard, Jr
Consumers Corner
Mr. R
Watergate
Jigsaw
James W. McCord
Joint Military Commission
NFO
Better
Billings
Mont
Montana Cowhelles Association
Louise Alpert
Sarah Daniels
Daniels
Sarah
Brennan
America
Walker Jones
Niagara Falls
Red Cross
Guy Deluca
Brooklyn
Editorial
Women’s News
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