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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1970
Page
5
High Point area remains partly cloudy and warm with a Sunday high in the 80s and a 10 percent rain chance for the weekend. Coastal areas expect partly cloudy skies with afternoon and evening thundershowers and lows in the 70s. Mountain regions show partly cloudy conditions with showers and highs in the 70s to 80s.
The forecast shows thundery showers along the coast Sunday with partly cloudy conditions inland. Highs mainly in the 80s, with varying overnight lows from upper 50s in the mountains to low 70s along coasts.
Census Bureau reports NC offices shut until the 1980 count with Fayetteville remaining open for enumerator training. The Fayetteville site handles field follow up for a mail in farm census to determine farm land use and farm income.
The Defense Department reports Army Pfc. Franklin G. of Route 3 Durham North Carolina died in the Southeast Asia war zone not from hostile action.
Army doctor testified the stab wounds MacDonald suffered could have been fatal. The hearing at Fort Bragg weighs whether Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald should be cleared or tried by general court martial for the slayings of his wife and two daughters and the wounding of himself. Col. Kingston and his wife described the MacDonalds as exemplary. testimony also noted MacDonald’s torn pajama bottoms and the attack scenario attributed to hippies.
Rome reports Giulio Andreotti of the Christian Democrats was called to consult with President Saragat to be named premier designate. He is expected to form a cabinet to replace Mariano Rumor amid internal party tensions and center-left rifts. A nationwide rail strike was canceled after Rumor’s resignation.
Apollo 14 crew members express concern that layoffs and budget cuts at Cape Kennedy may erode workmanship and morale. Commander Alan Shepard and lunar module pilot Ed Mitchell say continuous delay worsens job security fears, but pledge the team will meet mission demands.
The Senate voted 57 to 5 to repeal the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution for the second time in less than a month. The measure, tied to Vietnam policy, was debated with levity as Republicans mocked the move and Dole pursued credit for administration policy.
In Seoul the United States and South Korea began formal talks on reducing U.S. forces in Korea. Officials said talks are preliminary consultations with Lt. Gen. Robert N. Smith leading the U.S. delegation and Lt. Gen. Shim Heung sun heading the Korean side. The U.S. plans to withdraw 20,000 of 64,000 troops.
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