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10 Jul 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1970
Page
1
Readers are invited to send questions or problems to Action Line at The Enterprise. While every request is considered, high volume may prevent acknowledgement or individual replies.
Readers urge a girls kickball league as parks staff promote youth activity. If enough players form teams at multiple playgrounds, a league could be organized, with leaders asked to signal interest and coordinate across sites.
Officials trim weeds sometimes for appearances but leave tall grasses along the bank. They say these grasses attract bass, making fishing at the water's edge better, even though canes get tangled with the weed growth.
The user asks for the demonym of people from Belgium. The answer is Belgians, and the question and answer are straightforward. The response confirms the demonym without extra details.
A local philatelist advises sending money to a relative or friend serving in Vietnam to obtain a variety of stamps and lists Gimbel's in New York Woodward & Lothrop in Washington DC and Rich's in Atlanta as outlets that sell stamps to collectors.
A reader asks if bobwhite quail males and females differ in call and name. Benny Phillips explains the male is bobwhite and the female a hen with distinct calls. Another reader seeks safe cleaning advice for an orange and white poodle at the beach and is urged to surface clean or gentle hand wash only.
Israeli military confirms three Egyptian MIG21 fighters shot down in dogfights over the Suez Canal. Cairo reports two Israeli planes hit. Egyptian air defense claims shift in tactics and a separate assertion about an American reconnaissance aircraft.
Hong Kong AP reports Roman Catholic Bishop James Edward Walsh freed from Communist captivity after nearly 12 years. Chinese officials also say American prisoner Hugh Francis Redmond of Yonkers killed himself three months earlier. Walsh walked unaided to the border appearing aged but in fair condition. Redmond died after self-inflicted wounds while imprisoned.
Prime Minister Eisaku Sato told AP that Japan would not permit taking over the United States military role in Asia after withdrawals. He emphasized Japan would limit itself to self defense and extend cooperation commensurate with strength, citing the no war constitution.
Iceland's premier Bjarni Benediktsson his wife and a grandson died in a fire at the government summer cottage near Reykjavik. A nearby priest found the blaze and firemen recovered the three bodies. Police investigated the cause.
Senate Democrat Robert Byrd called for a full investigation into tiger cages and harsh treatment at Can Son prison in South Vietnam. He urged withdrawal of US financial aid linked to abuses and demanded pressure on Hanoi for humane treatment of US POWs, citing reports uncovered by visiting congressmen.
After nearly 17 hours of deliberation a federal jury found Martin Sweig suspended chief administrative aide to House Speaker John McCormack guilty of one perjury count and acquitted him on six others. Voloshen pleaded guilty. Sweig faces up to five years and $2000 fine on the one count.
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