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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1968
Page
17
Readers are invited to call or write ACTION LINE with questions concerns or worries. The Enterprise welcomes comments and problem reports and offers to relay messages to relevant departments.
A playful note from Dr. L S A R to Mrs. L B urges better understanding and hints at resolving disputes without legal entanglements. The writer questions whether the cure lies in closer doctor patient collaboration rather than formal appointments and legal steps.
Mrs Edward Lurey asks to print her telephone number 683 2003 for the Musical Arts Club directory. Editor notes misinterpretation of contact points and promises to align with callers needs while awaiting a final directory copy.
The guide explains permit types for youths 15 to drive with a licensed adult and 16 plus with day or night driving supervised in the front seat. Renewals may extend to 90 days if the permit is current. if expired, retaking tests may be required. It also notes carbonated drinks like 7 Up and Sprite are indeed carbonated and usually harmless for a healthy person, with some medical cautions for specific conditions.
The Committee for Economic Development proposed a 50 percent tax credit on political contributions up to 50 dollars per individual and 100 dollars per couple to widen financing of campaigns. Key lawmakers Mills Byrnes and party leaders weighed merits and challenges, with further study planned.
Israel promised further retaliation for Arab attacks after Sunday's raid on Beirut airport. Premier Levi Eshkol and UN ambassador Shabtai Rosenne blamed supporting states for aggression and defended Israel to act where planned. The UN Security Council prepared a condemnation vote as Washington called the attack serious and unwise.
Viet Cong shot down three more American helicopters over the weekend raising to 968 the choppers lost in South Vietnam. U S and South Vietnamese troops pressed 60 offensives despite the New Year cease-fire proclaimed by the Viet Cong. Three crews were killed or wounded in the helicopter strikes and five enemy attacks hit government bases after the cease-fire began. Three US prisoners of war were to be discussed at a New Year meeting with Viet Cong officials. In Da Nang the An Hoa valley clash left 70 enemies and 8 rangers dead as rangers claim 527 enemy killed in three weeks.
Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders undergo a full day of de briefing as NASA reveals new color Earth and Moon images The trio will review their six day voyage event by event with flight engineers and will continue this process for nine of the next ten days with one break on New Year’s Day They arrived at Houston after being plucked from the Pacific and flown from Hawaii to the Space Center for postflight testing and analysis
Former Norweigan foreign minister Trygve Lie, first secretary general of the United Nations, died in Norway at age 72. Lie served as secretary general from 1946 to 1954 before retirement and return to Norway. Announcement was relayed by a UN spokesman via Lie family in New York.
A U.N. Development Program scientist says urban crowding could reduce birth rates as families in small apartments with several children may pursue family planning. Dr. Ulla Olin notes urban shifts impact developing nations most, with Western nations also moving toward urban lifestyles and lower fertility in the second generation.
President-elect Nixon will dispatch written Vietnam policy instructions to U.S. diplomats and military commanders soon after January 20. A top adviser said the messages will define aims and specify measures for negotiators in Paris, Saigon, and the field. The plan follows a Saturday conference at Key Biscayne with top aides as the National Security Council will meet biweekly to guide foreign policy.
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