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09 Apr 1968
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1968
Page
1
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Readers seek relief from outlandish women’s shoe styles and prefer older patterns. The page answers questions on radio TV interference, Smokey Yunick’s racing plans, and a guinea fowl purchase near Liberty, advising filters and FCC steps, plus humorous notes about a hosiery executive and anonymity.
A Northeast Junior High student faces daily double parking on McGuinn Avenue. Traffic engineer R. V. Moss outlines summer plans to widen McGuinn and connect Dassie and Zelma streets to ease congestion. Pedestrians are urged to use Wiltshire as a calmer alternative nearby.
The U S Command announced the end of five allied operations in several provinces near Saigon with 3336 North Vietnamese killed. Quyet Thang was the largest offensive, and 2658 enemy were reportedly killed during the month long action while 994 weapons were captured. Casualties included 105 American and 193 South Vietnamese killed.
Washington reports show the United States and North Vietnam at cross purposes in early peace talks. Johnson wants a halt to bombing only if North Vietnam halts heavy infiltration. Hanoi seeks preliminary discussions on timing. Harriman will lead first phase. sites include Geneva Phnom Penh Rangoon with date and place to be set.
President Johnson said the United States is in touch with North Vietnam about alternative sites for preliminary peace talks. He spoke after breakfast with Ellsworth Bunker at Camp David and confirmed Hanoi’s response to direct talks. Geneva remains the originally proposed location.
An audience of 1,300 at Ebenezer Baptist Church heard a taped King sermon as the funeral concluded. Vice President Humphrey and other leaders attended while 50,000 gathered outside for a funeral march. Crowds along the capitol route sang We shall overcome today as quiet hymns filled the church.
About 61,000 Guardsmen and troops were deployed nationwide to curb violence after Dr. King’s death. Baltimore received 1,900 federal troops, with looting fading but sniping rising. Ohio sent 1,800 to Cincinnati and Youngstown as rioting spread.
Jeane Dixon the famed seer joins High Point Enterprise writers next Monday. She will pen a daily astrology column with prophecies on national figures and events and donate all column earnings to the Children to Children Foundation.
The House Rules Committee reversed earlier opposition and cleared the Senate passed civil rights bill for House action without changes. Supporters expect to avert delay and send the measure to the White House by Thursday. Opponents may still push a conference or direct passage, with a key party defection altering dynamics.
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