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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1971

Page

4

Hazards to U S Foreign Servants Prompt Strong Stand

The article condemns threats against American diplomats highlighting the failed 13 pound plastic charge in a loaf tied to ambassador Emory Swank's bicycle in Phnom Penh. It argues for strict action against those who abuse diplomatic presence and warns of recalling officials if safety cannot be ensured.

U.S Cambodia Emory C. Swank Swank

Nixon Plans Pre travel Summits With Allies

President Nixon will hold top level consultations with France Britain West Germany Japan and Canada ahead of his Peking and Moscow trips. Treasury Secretary Connally will attend, with Rogers Kissinger and Nixon briefing the group. Summits are set for Pompidou Heath Brandt Trudeau visits in December January and February with dates in the Azores Bermuda San Clemente and Washington.

Nixon Peking Moscow France Britain West Germany Japan Canada China Soviet Union U.S Treasury John B. Connally William P. Rogers Henry Kissinger Georges Pompidou Azores Edward Heath Bermuda Willy Brandt California White House San Clemente Pierre Elliot Trudeau Washington Nixons Gaines Chou En Lai Mao Tsetung Chou

Immunity Conviction Vacated for Kentucky Voter

Cathy Brandenburg of Lexington Kentucky had her conviction for running a red light on Election Day vacated after her attorney cited a Kentucky Constitution provision protecting voters from arrest during elections and on their way to and from polling places. The lawyer argued the clause was overlooked by the magistrate.

Cathy Brandenburg Lexington Kentucky

UN Secretary General race widens as Thant nears term end

The piece outlines U Thant stepping down after his second five year term ending December 31 and charts contenders including Makonnen of Ethiopia Waldheim of Austria Herrera of Chile and Amerasinghe of Ceylon. It recalls past selections showing Security Council to General Assembly process and notes tempers within the Big Five.

United Nations N.Y U Thant U.N. General Assembly Burundi Max Jakobson Finland Kurt Waldheim Austria Felipe Herrera Chile Endalkachen Makonnen Ethiopia H. S. Amerasinghe Ceylon Makonnen France England U.N Security Council General Assembly Trygvye Lie Norway Lie Communist Bloc Korea Dag Hammarskjold Sweden Hammarskjold Congo Nikita S. Khrushchev Thant Burma Egypt Israel Sinai Peninsula Thant’s U.N. Correspondents Association Peking Moscow

Hazards Of Ghetto Study Details Urban Pollution Fallout

A federal EPA study titled Our Most Endangered People warns eight million urban poor face severe pollution effects. It cites solid waste disease, air lead exposure, street noise, and pesticides as links to heart disease, cancer, and reproductive harm among ghetto whites and blacks, with blacks suffering higher risk.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency

Pesticide dangers and nuclear fears dominate briefing

A study links pesticide exposure to chronic diseases and liver problems with urban water pollution spreading typhoid and methemoglobinemia. Separate dispatches warn of Nixon amid India Pakistan tensions and Soviet moves on China’s nuclear infrastructure, detailing fears of a broader nuclear conflict and a rapid Soviet attack option.

Nixon Russia China India Pakistan Pamir

Westchester widening hearings split and delayed to early 1972

City officials and State Highway Commission scrap joint hearings for the Westchester corridor project. Delays stretch to late January or early February with separate sessions and a May 1 target for hearing approvals as officials seek faster redesigns. Local business and retail mood sound upbeat amid strong Christmas trade and looming postholiday sales concerns.

Westchester State Highway Commission Roy B. Culler Jr Wilbur Smith and Associates R. W. McGowan McGowan

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