ACTION LINE guidance text from a community paper
The notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE with concerns for problem solving or to write to The Enterprise. It emphasizes calling anytime and submitting inquiries or stories via the c o The Enterprise address.
High Point Shirt Sizing Woes and Rhinestone Glitter
Readers seek size 18 shirts in High Point and learn of Packard Shirt Mfg Corp in Terre Haute Indiana offering custom fits. A Britannica note explains rhinestones originated along the Rhine from strass and warns that miratic acid can harm settings while a jeweler says glitter cannot be restored.
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Packard Shirt
Mfg. Corp
Terre Haute
Indiana
R.W. A
Rhine River
National Highway Safety Bureau and Public Safety Contacts
Readers ask where to address highway safety ideas. The National Highway Safety Bureau under the Federal Highway Administration in Washington DC is suggested, along with the National Safety Council in Chicago. The exchange also notes caution about bulb sales and a local traffic corner with fence changes near Park and Russell Street.
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National Highway Safety Bureau
Department of Transportation
Federal Highway Administration
National Highway Safety
D” Streets
Washington, D. C
National Safety Council
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Illinois
Park and
Russell Street
Burlington Mills
Recession Inflation Outlook for 1970 Split View
Washington prospects for 1970 show a possible mild recession alongside inflation. The National Bureau of Economic Research uses two quarters of decline in real GNP as the recession bar, while Nixon aides expect a leveling off in early 1970 and slow growth for the year.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Congress
National Bureau
Council of Economic Advisers
Bombers Strike VC Bases Along Cambodian Lao Borders
Waves of B52 bombers attacked suspected Viet Cong and North Vietnamese bases near Tri Ton and Nui Co’o, with six raids targeting the Seven Mountains and nearby rock towers in western Mekong Delta. Early Sunday four raids hit Phnom Barach as U S forces pushed operations in the border region. A loud explosion heard near Da Nang Air Base prompted Marine officials to seek its source and rule out a rocket attack.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Seven Mountains
Mekong Delta
Tri Ton
U Minh Forest
U.S
Nui
Mount
Big
da Nang Air Force Base
da Nang
Young Mother Serves as Police Undercover at High School
Carolyn Carrlson, 22, a college senior and undercover narcotics agent posing as a Tascosa High student for four months, recalls a scare when a boy claimed he spiked her drink with LSD. Authorities later indicted many alleged drug offenders.
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Amarillo
Tex
Dearest
Carolyn Carrlson
Kookie
Tascosa High School
Egypt Attacks Sinai as Israel Responds with Air Strikes
Egypt launched four air assaults on Israeli positions along the Suez Canal amid mounting cross border strikes. Moshe Dayan warned of further Egyptian retaliation as an Egyptian IL28 bomber hit El Arish, causing casualties and property damage. Jordan said an Israeli jet was shot down during raids near the Dead Sea.
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Tel Aviv
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
Moshe Dayan
Cairo
el Arish
Sinai Desert
Red Sea
Elath
Shadwan
Kebrit
Great Bitter Lake
el Shat
Suez City
Jordan
Mediterranean
Deversoir
Amman
Ghor el Safi
Kumeiri
Dead Sea
Briton warns Arabs fear Russians and rush to peace
Former British foreign secretary George Brown returning from the Mideast warns rising Arab concerns over Russian influence and says the Big Four peace talks are no longer realistic. He cites the Palestine Liberation Organization’s rise, fragmented Arab leadership, and fragile Middle East regimes as factors hastening the peacemaking deadline.
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London
Britain
George Brown
Brown
Big Four
Palestine Liberation Organization
el Fatah
Yassir Arafat
Gamal Nasser
Egypt
Rabat
Europe
Inside SEWING BRICKS Mixed POLARIS SUB On Patrol Editorial
The page lists various sections including Sewing Bricks and a Polaris subject in the On Patrol editorial area. Television coverage appears on page 8 C with cross references to pages 14 15 C.
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Polaris
No Warn No Knock Provisions Stir Senate Debate
The Senate debated a no knock narcotics raid provision as part of a broad anti crime bill. Sen Ervin argued it violates the Fourth Amendment and home privacy, while Sen Dodd urged careful use with warrants. The measure also tightens penalties, forms a Justice Department commission, and classifies drugs.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Ment
Justice Department
Miami Tot Rescued From 12-Foot Well After Six Hours
A two year old boy named John Reynolds III was rescued after hanging by his elbows for about seven hours in a 12 foot well on a tomato patch south of Miami in Dade County. Firefighters and police joined a rescue team that lowered a rescuer into a parallel shaft to reach the boy and bring him out conscious and breathing. He was hospitalized in good condition with oxygen delivered during the pullout.
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High Point
The
Miami
Ralph Page
Sheriff's Department
Tyke
Page
Keen
Bill
John III
Dade County
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U.N. Security Council
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Kuwait
Lebanon
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Iran
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John Reynolds Jr
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