01 Feb 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1970
Page
1
In Charlotte the paper reports women at night carrying pistols for protection. A policeman notes this may violate concealed weapon laws though enforcement is limited. The inquiry also asks if milk with fish is harmful. the answer says no general risk unless allergies exist.
The Aurora Borealis is rarely seen south of New York but can appear during strong magnetic storms. To view, look toward the northern sky where the magnetic poles concentrate the light, though sightings in Thomasville are uncommon and depend on solar activity.
The furniture library will open in April in the old Grayson House at 1009 N Main. Director contact: Mr Bienenstock via Furniture South office at 885-2656 for access to books on furniture and design.
Rushing The Season notes uncertainty about exhibition games for the New York Jets this area. No confirmed pre-season dates or opponents mentioned, with any plans to be announced soon if they occur.
Readers letters and calls flood the column as editors note the tremendous volume prevents acknowledgment or reply. The piece describes the challenge of selecting the most interesting requests for publication.
Two troop ships carry 1 200 Marines from Da Nang to San Diego marking the first phase of a 50 000 man withdrawal by mid April. Eleven units and 19 aircraft are to be inactivated as remaining forces reassigned. major units await orders after the Lunar New Year.
The Pentagon announced 34 aging F100 jet bombers will be transferred to Nationalist China as part of a modernization program. The move follows debates over funding for modern F4 Phantoms and complements earlier plans to supply 18 F104 interceptors to bolster Republic of China air forces.
Detroit's Big Three slash thousands of jobs to cut production as sales decline. GM and Chrysler report 1969 earnings drop due to weak fourth quarter. January car output falls to its lowest since 1961 as analysts warn the auto industry faces a recession lasting unknown length.
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield challenged Nixon’s plan to expand the Safeguard antiballistic missile system. He warned the cost could reach tens of billions and questioned its impact on domestic needs and the arms race. Mansfield said details and implications for disarmament talks must be clarified before Congress votes.
A federal judge halted a nationwide railroad shutdown for ten days after a railroad attorney said President Nixon would seek special legislation. The White House denied intending to seek a law to halt the lockout and strike.
Mrs Richard M Nixon flew to Florida to be with daughter Tricia who has flu and measles The White House said the measles are the regular kind Tricia reported spots on her hands The President said he had German measles and dismisses worry about contracting it The First Lady planned weekend trip schedule remains intact with events in Chicago Indianapolis and New York prior to Feb 5 A February trip highlighted by Girl Scouts honorary presidency event is noted
The Associated Press reports Southern school systems face orders to end racially separate schools. Some will fully desegregate faculties and students by deadlines, others will desegregate only faculties or delay, with courts and officials differing on compliance and timelines.
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