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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1971

Page

5

Robbers Demand Air Transport to Algeria in St Paul Bank Heist

In St Paul a bank robbery yielded about 40000 dollars as four gunmen fled in a panel truck. A man hiding with a woman and her 18 month old child inside a Maplewood family home demanded air transport to Algeria and surrendered after a five hour standoff with police and FBI.

ST. Paul, Minn St. Paul Algeria Western State Bank Arthur Schwartz Anne Maheney West Minnehaha Avenue WLOL

Elderly roles shift as society expands senior opportunities

Aged citizens gain new roles beyond care, with many leaving long careers early and pursuing recreation. communities, clubs, and crafts programs grow to support independence. Studies show most elders can regain activity with proper care, income, and social support, though some require institutionalized settings.

Thunderstorms Deluge Piedmont North Carolina Regions

A band of thundershowers drenched Piedmont North Carolina late Friday into today with radar showing a line from Roanoke Rapids to Statesville. Henderson reported 2.10 inches of rain and a funeral home fire is believed caused by lightning. Conditions remain favorable for more storms.

Piedmont North Carolina Roanoke Rapids Durham Statesville Henderson

North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook through Sunday

Variation in cloudiness and warm humid conditions continue across North and South Carolina through Sunday with scattered thundershowers. Highs mainly in the mid 80s to 90s, lows around 60s to 70s, and a 40 percent chance of precipitation near High Point and coastal areas. Extended outlook shows hot temperatures Monday to Wednesday with mountains near 80 and most areas mid 80s, nights in 50s to 60s, and coastal around 70.

North Carolina South Carolina High Point Friendship Weather Station

Thant Returns After Vacation From Bermuda

U Thant, United Nations secretary general, arrived back in New York from a 10 day Bermuda vacation the first in five years. A UN spokesman said his earlier health issue was diagnosed as extreme fatigue following a dizzy spell last June 19.

New York U Thant Bermuda Thant U.N

Steel industry cuts deepen as demand wanes

The Associated Press reports layoffs and production slowdowns hit major U.S. mills. U.S. Steel idled thousands of workers including 2700 in Youngstown Ohio. Bethlehem laid off about 2500. Import flood and weaker demand drive job losses across Braddock Gary and Lackawanna plants while Armco and National Steel report no layoffs.

Associated Press Pittsburgh U.S. Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Ohio United Steelworkers Union United Steelworkers Washington Braddock Gary Ind National Duuesne Works Duquesne, A South Works Chicago Lackawanna N.Y Sparrows Point Johnstown Burns Harbor Republic Steel Canton Buffalo Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp Monessen Allenport Pennsylvania Armco National Steel

North Viets Fire SAMs At Reconnaissance Planes

Three surface to air missiles were fired at a U S Air Force RF4 reconnaissance jet 45 miles above the DMZ over Dong Hoi North Vietnam All three SAMs missed U S fighters did not return fire The action marks the first SAM firing on U S aircraft in about two and a half months and comes as B 52 strikes target suspected North Vietnamese concentrations near Fire Base Fuller in the northwest mountains of South Vietnam. Ground fighting persisted with Saigon reporting 27 NVA Viet Cong killed in the U Minh forest and 5 Vietnamese soldiers dead with 19 wounded in clashes.

Laos Dong Hoi Hanoi Cambodia South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Fuller Saigon U Minh Forest Parrot's Beak

Dayan Warns U S Balance of Power Shifts in Mideast

Israel defense minister Moshe Dayan warned that Egyptian pressure on the United States hampers military aid to Israel and blocks a negotiated Mideast settlement. He cited Soviet arms flow to Cairo and urged NATO leaders to heed rising Soviet activity in the Mediterranean. Dayan warned of renewed fighting and said Israel has strengthened forces since the cease-fire.

Dayan U.S Mideast Tel Aviv Moshe Dayan United States Israel Middle East Mediterranean Egypt America Cairo Soviet Union Washington Atlantic Alliance NATO

State officials pay raise under study in North Carolina

Bills in the General Assembly propose a 5 percent per year raise for top state officials for 1971-73 matching all state workers. The move shifts pay-approval power to the Assembly, with conferees debating over a broader government reorganization bill.

Raleigh General Assembly House R. Sam Johnson D-Wake Senate Jules Coggins Wake County Advisory Budget Commission

Lost Tasaday tribe found in Philippine rainforest

Anthropologists report a Tasaday group in Mindanao living Stone Age style for centuries. About 100 members survive by foraging and trapping with stone and bamboo tools. researchers urge rainforest reserve status to protect them from loggers and ranchers.

Philippines

Foster parent ads target delinquent youths in Kentucky

Frankfort reports ads asking if readers are crazy enough to foster delinquent children appear as part of a Kentucky Department of Child Welfare experiment. The campaign, funded by 250000 from the federal government and 83333 from the state, will expand to Lexington and Louisville next week and then into smaller communities to help about 100 youths aged 11 to 19.

Frankfort Kentucky Department of Child Welfare

ABC President Leaves Hospital

American Broadcasting Co president Leonard Goldenson has been released from Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center where he was treated for a mild heart attack suffered on May 29.

New York Leonard Goldenson American Broadcasting Co Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center

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