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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1976

Page

4

Callaghan Supports Ties With West

London AP Aides say Britain s new prime minister James Callaghan will seek closer Western European ties with the United States. He backs an Atlanticist approach with Kissinger to recast the Atlantic relationship, while prioritizing a risky domestic budget and unemployment at home. He faces a slim parliamentary majority and ongoing Northern Ireland violence as he plans a European move.

London Britain Western Europe United States James Callaghan Harold Wilson U.S Henry A. Kissinger Callaghan Northern Ireland Belfast House of Commons Atl Labor Party Denis Healey Wilson Roy Jenkins Kissinger North Atlantic Treaty Organization Italy France

North Carolina fire permits canceled except mountains and Charlotte area

Weather notes say sunny skies but two forest fires in Bladen and Columbus counties burned 23000 acres before containment. Monday's patterns aided spread. forecast calls for clear, mild conditions with highs upper 60s to mid 70s and nights in the 40s. The outlook extends to Thursday with a chance of showers Saturday and cooler highs in the 60s.

North Carolina Mountains Charlotte Bladen Columbus Triad South Coast South Carolina

Police Hair Regulations Upheld by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court by six to two vote upheld Suffolk County New York police rules banning beards and long hair to aid recognition and esprit de corps. The decision endorses grooming standards while Justices Marshall and Brennan dissent over appearance guarantees. Justice Stevens did not participate.

Suffolk County, N.Y Thurgood Marshall William J. Brennan Jr John Paul Stevens

House Votes Funds For Flu Vaccine

The House approved two measures to launch a $135 million swine flu immunization drive, with a Senate path pending. The plan covers 200 million doses at 50 cents each, grants for state and local programs, vaccine research, FDA and CDC funding, and aims for early fall deployment amid a Ft. Dix outbreak linked illness.

Washington House Senate Ft. Dix N.J United States Paul G. Rogers Dfla Hong Kong Food and Drug Administration Center For Disease Control Ford Congress

Wreaths Honor Chou En Lai Again In Peking Square

Belgrade AP reports thousands of Chinese gathered in Tiananmen Square to honor the late Premier Chou En Lai as wreaths were laid. Tension rose with antiforeign sentiment and foreigners viewed as provocative amid mounting protests and earlier violence.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Peking Chou Enlai Tanjug Tien An Men Peking People’s Daily Teng Hsiao-ping Mao Tse-tung Chinese Communist Party

Departure Not Foreseen Morton Upholds Kissinger

Ford campaign manager Rogers C B Morton warned it would be terrible if Secretary of State Henry Kissinger left the Cabinet before year end. White House and other officials offered denials or hedges while Morton and Baker voiced mixed views on Kissinger’s future amid Ford’s candidacy. The State Department said the President wants Kissinger to stay as long as he remains in office.

Washington Ford Henry A. Kissinger Rogers C.B. Morton White House Kissinger Morton California Rion Nessen Phoenix Ariz James Baker Commerce Norman Okla Baker State Department Robert L. Funseth

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