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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1972

Page

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Action Line Response Procedures At The Enterprise

The Enterprise explains that readers may request help or answers by calling or writing Action Line. Staff emphasize that while every inquiry is considered, high volume limits acknowledgments or responses.

Sweet Potatoes and Yams Differences and Nutritional Notes

Explains that true yams are tropical tubers unrelated to sweet potatoes, which are a vitamin A rich carbohydrate from the morning glory family. Provides calories and vitamin content for a 100 gram serving and notes growing regions and uses. Also includes readers’ questions about Christmas light displays and local charity clothing drives with brief responses.

United States Florida South Pacific Orient India Africa West Indies South America Central

Early peace unlikely as Kissinger cites heart of Vietnam war

In Washington AP dispatch Henry Kissinger says remaining disputes about Vietnam peace go beyond semantics to the core issues. He identifies political control of the South and the question of South Vietnam’s independent existence versus North Vietnam as central barriers to a settlement.

Washington Henry A. Kissinger Vietnam South Vietnam North Vietnam Kissinger Saigon France Hanoi 17Th Parallel United States le Duc Tho

Haig to brief allies on Paris negotiations in Southeast Asia

Gen Alexander Haig leaves for Saigon Tuesday to update leaders in Cambodia Laos and Thailand on the status of the Paris talks. The mission follows Kissinger's warnings of breakdowns and North Vietnamese charges amid stalled progress toward a settlement.

Washington Nixon Alexander Haig Southeast Asia Haig Saigon Cambodia Laos Thailand Paris White House Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger

Balanced TV News Legislation Drawn by White House

White House officials draft legislation to require local stations seek FCC license renewal by showing balanced coverage and opportunity for opposing views. Whitehead calls for accountability of station owners and network managers to curb bias and ideological plugola in news and entertainment broadcasts.

Washington White House Clay T. Whitehead Office of Telecommunications Police Whitehead Indianapolis Professional Journalism Society Sigma Delta Chi Spiro T. Agnew Indiana Federal Communications Commission

Apollo 17 Prepares for Homecoming and Moon Rocks Still Aboard

Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Harrison Schmitt and Ronald Evans finalize packing and housekeeping aboard the command module America as they near splashdown in the South Pacific later Tuesday. Mission control reports progress with the spacecraft 140 343 miles from Earth and speed nearing 2951 mph.

Moon Earth Space America

U S Air Operations Resume Above 20th Parallel in Vietnam

U S aircraft resume operations over North Vietnam beyond the 20th Parallel after peace talks stall. Haiphong harbor mining and rocket firings near the city are reported, with Hanoi also cited by Tass as attacked. Vietnam and Viet Cong announce limited cease-fire pledges for Christmas and New Year’s amid ongoing exchanges.

Haiphong Harbor Haiphong City White House Pentagon United States Kissinger le Duc Tho Paris Hanoi Saigon North Vietnam U.S Haiphong Washington Defense Melvin R. Laird Tass Nixon South Vietnam Bui Hanoi Neuyen van Thieu

Benson housewife slain. 4 month old son found safe

Mrs Bonnie W Neighbors was found murdered in a migrant dormitory on a potato farm near Benson North Carolina. Her 4 month old son Arthur Glenn was discovered alive beside her. Authorities sought three hippie type suspects last seen in a blue car on NC 50. The infant was reported in satisfactory condition.

Benson N.C Bonnie W. Neighbors Arthur Glenn Johnston County Lemay Penny Penny Chapel Hill Sherwood Lee Lee Betty Johnson Memorial Hospital Dunn

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