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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1967

Page

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Santa Claus toy drive needs drop-off sites in town

Readers ask where to donate toys and clothing for Operation Santa Claus. Local Salvation Army Citadel and New Life Homes accept items. IMC repair capacity full for Christmas Cheer Fund. Also notes night school options for a mother seeking typing and filing courses at North State and Bryce Commercial colleges.

Santa O. D IMC North State Business Bryce Commercial Colleges North State Pssst

City considers draining pond on Avondale after petition drive

Residents report a stagnant pond behind Avondale houses breeds mosquitoes annually. Carl Wills says signatures from property owners grant public works access to private land to perform drainage and creek clearing.

Avondale Public Works Department Carl Wills

Policy on Christmas gifts to teachers urged by readers

A reader asks if schools should publish a policy discouraging pupils from giving gifts to teachers. Dr. Dean Pruette sympathizes but opposes bans, urging discretion and inexpensive tokens only if chosen by the child and family. He says children should not feel obligated and recommends resisting seasonal discomfort to focus on meaning and joy.

Dean Pruette

Tax talk and road paving forecast for Girl Scout Camp Road

A reader questions home seamstresses avoiding taxes. the state highway commissioner for Randolph County, John F. McNair III, discusses SR 1635 known as the Girl Scout Camp Road. He says paving is unlikely for years due to low traffic, funding limits, and road priority rules.

John F. McNair III Laurinburg Randolph County McNair Randolph Wilkes County

Dana Scotter Crowned New Miss High Point

Dana Lynn Scotten daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Scotten of Circle Drive was crowned Miss High Point of 1968 at the Miss High Point Miss Golden Decade Winter Wonderland Pageant held in High Point College Memorial Auditorium. Debra Dene Barnes Miss America and Sally Stedman Miss North Carolina attended as entertainment. First runner up was Nancy Gordon Eaves and second runner up Susan Mae Hines. Carol Ann Poston of Shelby won Miss Congeniality. Scotten a High Point Central High School graduate and High Point College sophomore studies voice and plans to teach or join the Peace Corps. She received a trophy crown 600 scholarship 100 wardrobe and an all expense paid trip to the state pageant plus a 100 Savings Bond as Miss Golden Decade.

Dana Lynn Scotten James G. Scotten Circle Drive High Point College Scotten Miss Scotten High Point College Memorial Auditorium Pantela Culler Nancy Gordon Eaves Gordon Eaves High Point Susan Mae Hines L. G. Hines The High Point Jaycees Carol Ann Poston Shelby High Point Central High School Diane Holt

Bridge collapse toll climbs after Ohio River disaster

Eight people are confirmed dead with reports of at least 35 missing after the 1750 foot bridge linking Point Pleasant West Virginia and Kanauga Ohio collapsed Friday. Divers and cranes worked in 40 degree water to recover vehicles and bodies as authorities set a temporary morgue and halted river traffic.

Point Pleasant W.va Ohio River West Virginia Ohio Kanauga States Jack Seitzmner Civil Defense Rescue Operation

Gold Price Stand Affirmed in U S Move on Gold Policy

The United States and six European nations reaffirmed the dollar’s gold value at 35 dollars an ounce amid fears of dollar devaluation. The London gold pool will continue unchanged as seven nations back the policy with reserves near 27 billion dollars.

Washington United States London Gold United Tes London Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler William McChesney Martin Jr Federal Reserve Board Europe Basel Switzerland Belgium Germany Italy Netherlands United Kingdom U.S Frederick L. Deming The Treasury Seven Nations Treasury Department Deming

Critics Blast Land Reform Pace in South Vietnam

A still secret congressional report says land distribution in South Vietnam has stalled since 1962. It notes the Viet Cong have distributed about five times as much land as Saigon, urging clearer government action and a more equitable 7 to 10 acre retention limit.

Washington South Vietnam Saigon Reid Moss

High Pointer Believed Bridge Collapse Victim

Gene Mabe, a Kernersville truck driver for Roadway Transfer, was near the bridge when it failed. William Needham Jr. of Asheboro survived but is hospitalized with a fractured back. The two Roadway Transfer trucks were bound for Milwaukee and no word has reached Mabe’s family.

Gene Mabe Kernersville Mabe William Needham Jr Asheboro Needham Roadway Transfer Mulwaukee

North Vietnam Hit By Fighter Bombers

U S fighter bombers attacked North Vietnam for the third straight day near Hanoi. F4 Phantoms traded fire with MIGs as F105 pilots struck Yen Vien rail yard and surrounding facilities. No aircraft were reported downed.

North Vietnam Saigon U.S Hanoi Yen Vien Red China Thailand

Transplant Patient Has Pneumonia in Cape Town

Louis Washkansky, the heart transplant patient, developed a mild pneumonia Saturday. Dr. Christian Barnard and hospital staff reported the condition as under control and expected recovery within 24 to 48 hours, noting penicillin should help since one lung is affected.

Cape Town South Africa Louis Washkansky Christian Barnard Washkansky Barnard Kesman Spo Nm

Pay Hike Bill Signed By LBJ

President Johnson signed a bill boosting pay for all government employees and the military and raised the price of a first class letter from five to six cents. The signing occurred in the White House Cabinet Room with a ceremony framed as a holiday gift to uniformed personnel and federal workers. The raises are retroactive to October 1 and back pay is expected before Christmas. a few service members already received larger checks.

Washington Johnson White House

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Dana Scotter Miss Jim Hawkins Enterprise Debra Dene Barnes Kansas North Carolina Sally Stedman Miss Culler Peace Corps Dana Scotten Jerry Parrish By Holger Jensen James H. Phillips Associated Press William Falck U.S. Army Engineers Huntington Joseph R. Coyne S. Vietnam John E. Moss D-Calif House Foreign Operations and Government Information Ogden R. Reid R-N.y GOP Dean Rusk State Department High Pointer Air Navy Marine LBJ
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