07 Feb 1968
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1968
Page
1
Readers debate day care rates from ten to fifteen dollars a day versus a nursery charging one fifty to two dollars daily. A correction notes the cited figures referred to week prices. The column also explains drugstore markups, price fixing, and related labor costs. It answers questions on employment, car buying for minors, and local cave lore in Randolph County.
Gen. William M. Momyer reflected on three years of bombing North Vietnam and argued the effort was worthwhile. He cited kept North Vietnamese air power at bay, disrupted logistics at Da Nang and Cam Ranh Bay, and boosted close air support. He conceded interdiction cannot seal all movements but said it disrupted timing and complicated enemy operations.
North Vietnamese tanks reportedly attacked Lang Vei camp four miles west of Khe Sanh as U S and South Vietnamese forces defend the Special Forces site. A telephoned report said only five of 25 Americans at Lang Vei remained alive with a bunker destroyed by a tank. The U S Command confirmed defenders had knocked out five of nine Russian T 34 tanks in the assault amid a potential northern frontier offensive and ongoing Viet Cong resistance in Saigon and Hue.
John J. DeLury heads a 15 day jail term for criminal contempt under the Taylor law as 40 000 tons of garbage clog New York streets following a five day sanitation workers strike. City considers emergency pickups while protests flare on the East Side despite a hospital school and other designated sites for collection.
A compact public notice inviting readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to discuss problems, questions, or worries with an open invitation for phone calls or letters to the newspaper office.
The Pentagon named four Navy crew members affected by the Pueblo seizure. One dead, one seriously injured, two less gravely injured, with families to be notified before public release. Congress debates radar coverage and territorial waters questions amid calls for accountability.
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