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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1967
Page
1
A reader invitation from The Enterprise encourages contacting ACTION LINE to answer questions settle problems or ease worries. It invites calls or letters, offering assistance and personal response to community concerns.
The clue discusses whether Lassie, the TV collie, is male or female, noting that the original performer was said to be male and later succeeded by people of both genders. It mentions TV puppies as a possible hint and cites a clever cameraman as assisting in the portrayal.
Inquiries cover High Point Memorial Hospital nursing training with 36 new enrollees this year and a 71 student total, male applicants treated as equals. Also notes ticket details for a State Carolina game at Reynolds Coliseum September 16, and local tips on vandalism, garbage disposal, name origins, back Army pay, and language books through AID and the State Department.
Dawn eyes a tense scene in Eden Park and Crystal City as roving youths and crowds gather after Klan and Black Power rallies. National Guardsmen deployed earlier, with police reporting several arrests and the rapid response to eight fires.
Washington AP report indicates a US Office of Education civil rights enforcement official predicts a rise in school integration efforts. Officials say policy shifts and court actions could boost desegregation measures across districts.
Greg Ruttledge a 17 year old dependent at Hamilton Air Force Base California was denied base privileges including barber shop services for refusing to shave his beard and cut his hair His mother Laverne Ruttledge contends the demand violates freedoms The case highlights military grooming standards and civilian dependents rights amid broader desegregation context referenced in related North Carolina school integration trends.
The Pentagon reports two A-6 attack planes from USS Constellation may have crossed into China while retreating from MIGs and SAMs during a Hanoi area air strike. Both aircraft are missing with crews of two each. search and weather conditions cited as possible factors.
Mrs. Bertil Elofsson, a Hungarian refugee, finally has her baby after a hospital delay. She was stopped twice by Portland patrolman Joe Cooper for improper lane changes and failing to pull over despite flashing lights. She spoke little English and signaled she was 12 days overdue while seeking a hospital.
An AP poll shows President Johnson’s Vietnam war policies win 15 to 13 among 32 Senate seats up for election in 1968. Overall, 44 senators back the course, 40 oppose, with hearings by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee continuing as Katzenbach testifies.
A Harris poll shows Rockefeller Reagan as the strongest GOP ticket against Johnson Humphrey, with Rockefeller leading in the East Midwest and Far West. Reagan dominates the South and rural areas, while combined they retain most of their core support despite scrutiny of Rockefeller’s divorce and remarriage.
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