03 Dec 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1967
Page
1
Readers are invited to call or write ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to ask questions, settle problems, or share worries. The note encourages direct contact and outlines how to reach the column for assistance and guidance.
A church girls group asks if boys should be chauffeured or arrange their own travel to a Christmas party. Advice: be considerate, pick up stranded guests but not necessarily by the inviting girl. have an advisor to keep plans respectful and relaxed.
Mrs P asks how to sleep nights with dry nostrils despite 70 degree nights and open windows. Alice Bundy of Bedford Sales outlines humidifier options from portable units to whole house systems, including a $100 installed setup. She recommends measuring needs with a Humidiser from Redford and notes proper humidity improves comfort and lowers heating costs.
Glenn Byars of the Mutual Readers League of North Carolina writes from Lexington, noting licensed, bonded staff and lambeth Building offices in Thomasville. He urges verification of any offer for free magazines and seeks information to identify the offending company, citing state and national publisher associations.
The Johnson administration aims to enforce 4.1 billion in spending cuts without special Congress approval and despite the 10 percent tax surcharge fate. Officials say decisions hinge on tax bill outcomes with the fiscal year outlook worsening even with cuts.
Florida Governor Claude Kirk denounced former Alabama governor George Wallace during a Greensboro press conference. Kirk called Wallace a spoiler and accused him of un-American political tactics and of influencing voters against North Carolina Republicans.
President Johnson played with his five month old grandson as photographers watched. The family dog Yuki grew possessive, licking the baby and prompting Johnson to remark that Yuki was getting jealous before stepping away. Luci suggested the baby sit up.
Greece announced a settlement with Turkey to end the Cyprus crisis and to withdraw most troops. U S special envoy Cyrus Vance pressed Makarios to accept the six point peace plan while protests rose among Greek Cypriots over the accord and its terms.
A tanker carrying about 6000 gallons of propane or butane gas crashed in Opelika causing the evacuation of at least 500 residents. Lt. Robert Cox said evacuation followed the crash and warned any spark could ignite escaping gas.
State Department stated the United States would not block the National Liberation Front from appearing at the U.N. Security Council. Warren Magruder cited Ambassador Goldberg's Senate testimony noting Rule 39 allows invitation of such groups, and no explicit US veto was raised.
Cardinal Spellman died at 11 45 AM after a massive cerebral accident following a charity event at the Waldorf Astoria. He had shown brief illness earlier and was transported to St Vincent s Hospital in Manhattan where he died. Cardinal Spellman s death prompted Archbishop John J Maguire to be named administrator of the New York archdiocese by a consultors board.
Communist gunners renewed the attack on a Green Beret camp 80 miles north of Saigon near the Cambodian border. Eight Special Forces troopers were wounded in the first of two mortar barrages at Bu Dop. The fighting followed a two day lull as North Vietnamese forces shelled U S Army positions while reinforcements arrived. A separate report cited a Chinese claim of a dive bombing incident near Haiphong with eight crew wounded. Cardinal Spellman’s successor awaiting papal approval. Spellman’s body to lie in state at St Patrick’s Cathedral.
About 7 650 reservists who failed to meet training obligations are ordered to active duty or soon will be the Army said Another 3 093 are undergoing screening for possible callup The action follows a McNamara February directive and up to 7 000 more remain eligible for two years of duty The Army notes totals are far below earlier projections and stresses units within 100 miles must be joined when available.
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