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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1971
Page
1
Readers are invited to write or call Action Line at The Enterprise for questions and help. The column explains high volume limits on responses and asks for understanding while promising consideration of every inquiry.
A reader asks about Vitamin E including foods rich in the vitamin, its role in the body and daily requirements. The reply notes Vitamin E helps fat utilization, is in pituitary and other glands, protects nutrients from oxygen damage, and must be taken with fat and bile. It cites 30 to 100 mg as suggested daily ranges and lists wheat germ, cereals, peanut oil, and various vegetable oils as top sources. warns against rancidity and notes potential health effects of deficiency.
Autograph seeker advised to visit the public library to consult The Celebrity Register for addresses of famous movie stars. The answer points to library resources for contact details and fan inquiries.
The inspector confirmed the vacant Park Street house will be demolished immediately after the contract was let. Occupied houses will be torn down once occupants relocate and demolition contracts are set. The old warehouse is also to be removed, with active progress noted. Healthknit underwear available at Gibson's in Thomasville.
U S helicopter evacuated four of five American advisers from Fire Base 6 as 4 000 South Vietnamese reinforcements arrived. Four South Vietnamese were killed, six missing, 37 wounded. total government losses around the base since March 31 cited as 146 killed, 37 missing, 342 wounded. North Vietnamese casualties reported high as fighting intensified near the Laotian Cambodian junction.
Premier Chou En Lai hailed a new page in China U S relations during a two hour reception for 15 member U S table tennis team and allied delegations in Beijing He urged broader exchanges and invited more Americans to visit as the world championships neared In a light moment he and U S captain Jack Howard discussed potential Chinese tours to the United States and deeper cultural understanding was emphasized by all sides
President Nixon announced five steps to improve ties with the People’s Republic of China. Measures include direct trade, expedited visas, relaxed dollar use, and permission for U S vessels to carry Chinese cargo between non Chinese ports. He signaled possible further moves after reviewing effect. A private invitation was extended for the Chinese table tennis team to visit.
The Defense Department begins converting its Pine Bluff Arkansas plant once making killer germs into a center for studying long term health effects of chemicals. FDA and other agencies will occupy 33 buildings within a year to form the National Center for Toxicological Research focused on cumulative chemical exposure.
Peking invites the American table tennis team as Chinese leaders weigh ending isolation. The scene signals potential warming relations amid mutual curiosity, while China’s vast market and peace appeal loom for Western governments and businesses.
Washington AP says the Nixon administration backed off the plan to send only volunteers to Vietnam. Defense Secretary Laird noted enlistment problems and reluctance to compel service, while acknowledging that troop levels may reach a point where volunteers alone could be insufficient.
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