22 Apr 1968
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1968
Page
1
Tickets for Jeane Dixon on May 20 at Reynolds Coliseum are sold only in Winston-Salem by local clubs. Mail orders are accepted via S N E Inc P O Box 5566 Winston Salem 27103. Adult price 3.50. children 1.75.
A 14 year old seeks help to assist handicapped children this summer at Camp Ann. Brenda Hoover invites volunteers through Parks & Recreation 883 7171. Camp runs July 8 for six weeks, weekdays 8 00 am to 3 30 pm at City Lake with groups including Association for Retarded Children and local Civitan clubs.
Plans call for swimming lessons this summer with registration June 7 at City Lake and an enlarged Washington Terrace pool. Beginners can practice in a new 50 by 50 foot area, depth three feet, with classes starting June 10 at both pools.
The Clabber Question notes modern processing, not a basic change in souring. Bill Blake of Farmers Dairy cites homogenization as keeping cream evenly distributed and possibly affecting texture. Pasteurization is discounted as the cause in this exchange.
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that states may restrict minors from sex related magazines while striking down a Dallas movie age classification scheme as unconstitutionally vague. Chief Justice Warren and Justices Brennan, Harlan, Stewart, White, Marshall joined the majority. Black, Douglas, and Fortas dissented. The New York law barred sale of sex depictions to minors under 17, and a Dallas ordinance to classify movies was overturned for vagueness.
Saigon and 11 surrounding provinces were placed on full alert amid intelligence reports of a major attack on the capital. U.S. officials said no alert was issued for American personnel, while troops remain on alert similar to the Tet offensive period.
The spring furniture market shows retailers squeezed by rising costs and labor shortages. Small family shops lose ground to chains as prices rise and insurance climbs. Owners struggle with daily operations and limited future planning, with some selling out to larger chains.
North Viet Nam charges the United States has set two and four conditions for preliminary peace talks. Nhan Dan says Washington rejects Phnom Penh and Warsaw as sites while rejecting 10 proposed locations. Johnson seeks assurances on access open news coverage and neutral venue. Senator McCarthy warns of coalition government including Viet Cong and U S withdrawal.
Secretary Clifford told AP members that increased South Vietnamese fighting effectiveness could permit a gradual U.S. troop reduction in time. He cited a comprehensive Viet Nam policy review and noted allied forces will assume more combat duties as American manpower levels off, while military aid remains high.
Senator Eugene McCarthy urged the firing of Secretary of State Dean Rusk and proposed Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield as a replacement. He also called for J. Edgar Hoover to retire, criticizing the FBI as being controlled like a fief by one man. He criticized Nixon’s honesty claims and discussed Dunn.
In Cheyenne Nixon frames the budget as a crisis and urges President Johnson to cut the federal budget by eight billion. He cites fiscal mismanagement over five years and outlines plans for deep cuts in public works space and defense spending to trim the budget. He also argues Democratic candidates are too divided to lead.
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