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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1967

Page

9

Banks Ordered to Enforce Equal Employment Rules

The Treasury Department directed about 12 000 banks to comply with new equal employment regulations. Assistant secretary Robert A. Wallace said letters detailing compliance requirements were sent to all banks. Banks with 75 or more employees fall under the Civil Rights Act now. those with 50 or more will by July 2. Banks accepting federal deposits must adopt equal employment policies, include nondiscrimination statements in ads, and post notices publicly.

Washington Treasury Department Robert A. Wallace the Treasury Department Treasury

Second To Die Desert Crash Kills Blue Angels Flier

Marine Capt. Ronald Folk Thomson, 28, of Beeville Texas, died when his Navy Film Grumman Tiger jet crashed 18 miles northwest of El Centro. He had just joined the Blue Angels this week after returning from Vietnam. Cause undetermined. The Blue Angels have had five fatalities in 21 years with eight members at Pensacola.

EL Centro Calif Aeed Crack Blue Angels Navy Ronald Folk Thomson Beeville Tex Grumman Naval Air Facility Thomson Vietnam The Frank Gallagher Flushing, N.Y Prac George L. Neale Pittsburgh Penscola Anton M. Campanella Milburn N.J Pensacola

Anti Americanism strains U S Viet relations in Vietnam

In South Vietnam the U S military faces rising anti American sentiment among locals as unions of civilians and troops grow. The Observer cites low Vietnamese approval of Americans and a shift in attitudes amid inflation and urban decline. Marines in Da Nang are praised by many locals, yet tensions remain. Civilian rule nears in Saigon as about 30 000 Americans stay in the capital.

Plaigon South Vietnam Florida U.S. Military Command the Observer Vietnam 1St Corps Vinces S. Marine da Nang U.S Saigon

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