17 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1967
Page
1
A reader asks if it is illegal to drive barefoot. Patrolman Bowen notes there is no law against it in North Carolina. the reply is presented as an esthetic opinion rather than legal advice.
Oak View Estates residents seek paving along Shadybrook, a key route to downtown. City notes design issues tied to elevation and reservoir plans, plus East Belt bridge coordination with the State Highway Dept, delaying paving until late summer.
Army Lt Thaddeus Davis bears a bloody nick on the bridge of his nose after a Viet Cong bullet nicked him while he peaked over a paddy dike. He then directed artillery fire against the enemy position in the Mekong Delta last week.
Amer ica's Surveyor 3 launched from Cape Kennedy aboard an Atlas-Centaur rocket to a 65 hour 237000 mile flight. The 10 foot tall lander carries a digging scoop and camera to study lunar soil and rocks for two weeks, following Surveyor 1.
High Point buyers attending the spring Southern Furniture Exposition show mixed attendance with traffic off slightly from last April while interest remains high. Firms including Continental Furniture Co reported strong traffic and a promising fall outlook, aided by new lines such as 17th Century Jacobean English furniture and Charleston Galleries items.
The Supreme Court declined to block the March 29 desegregation order for public schools in six Southern states including Louisiana. Six parish school boards and the city of Monroe sought a delay pending appeal, backed by $ the Justice Department opposed.
The Supreme Court refused to grant an injunction delaying Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali’s April 28 draft induction. The decision also left unresolved whether a 3 judge panel should hear his constitutional challenges to the Selective Service Act.
Washington AP reports the extended tax deadline looms as millions wrap up returns last minute. By April 7, 46 million filings reached the government with about 25 million still due and late postmarks incurring penalties. Tips urge careful arithmetic and correct tax tables.
A Charleston Heights South Carolina man Sam D. Gainey, 40, tumbles from a fiery station wagon after a rear collision near Ft. Belvoir Virginia in 1995. He suffers second and third degree burns over 50 percent of his body as photographer Paul Schmick of the Washington Star captures the scene.
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