Action Line Help Requests At The Enterprise
Readers are invited to contact Action Line at The Enterprise with questions or problems. Staff review all messages though high volume prevents acknowledgment of every item.
13 Jul 1970
Page 1
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1970
Page
1
Readers are invited to contact Action Line at The Enterprise with questions or problems. Staff review all messages though high volume prevents acknowledgment of every item.
A reader asks for help filling an above ground pool outside city limits. A respondent suggests two avenues: rural fire departments may fill pools for a fee, or have the digging company check well capacity to spare water. If approved, the pool can be filled with well water.
The user asks how to remove chewing gum from a nylon shell. The suggested method is to use rubbing alcohol, and if that fails, apply a dry cleaning solution then a detergent solution, repeating several times as needed.
The answer favors minimal bloodshed and equal portions. Slice the melon lengthwise, halve along the middle, then cut 1 to 1.5 inch slices for a flat quadrant so the pieces stay steady and everyone gets a share of the heart.
The caller asks if a busy line ends when the other person hangs up. The answer says the busy buzz continues without stopping.
The 1960 census reported a total black population of 18,871,832, an increase from 15,033,937 in 1950. This reflects growth in the Black community across the nation during the decade.
The Middle District Federal Court in Greensboro issues passport applications at the old Post Office Building on Market Street. New applicants need a certified birth certificate copy and two photos, signed in the clerk’s deputy office with a $12 fee sent to Washington. Vaccination tips include tetanus typhoid polio and smallpox for re entry. procedures take several weeks.
The author argues against a city funded or public space for mini bikes citing park damage and crowded facilities. Parks officials face numerous complaints and prioritize broader recreation needs over creating a dedicated riding area for the mini bike owners.
Correction requested by Mrs. Feama Robertson notes that the William Penn Alumni Association welcomes anyone who has attended William Penn High School not just graduates. The item clarifies eligibility for membership and invites all former attendees.
Thousands of Protestant Orangemen paraded in Belfast and across Northern Ireland to mark the Battle of the Boyne while authorities sealed off the capital to prevent new sectarian clashes. The Orange Order reported over 20 000 marchers with 200 bands as parades stirred tempers and liquor bans were enforced.
Washington reports increased Soviet shipments to Egypt including amphibious landing craft. State Department officials note the ships’ offensive potential but avoid linking them to Suez crossings. News reports say Israel may receive Phantom jets as a flexible aid program offsets Soviet moves in the region.
In West Virginia, 11 soft coal mines closed as a dissident pensioners group defied a federal restraining order. About 3,000 workers in the Wyoming and Raleigh counties failed to report for midnight shifts while UMW officials urged compliance. The action targets reform of pension funds, broader hospital care, and expanded benefits as the region powers a major share of national coal output.
NBC newsman Chet Huntley recalls Lyndon B. Johnson as gracious and funny, regrets arguing with him, and notes Nixon’s shallow persona. He criticizes Spiro Agnew as appealing to base elements and laments TV news shaping public perception as 55 percent rely on television, while covers astronauts bored him. Huntley retires August 1 after 14 years with David Brinkley.
Cambodian forces clash west and north of Phnom Penh while allied reports claim over 400 North Vietnamese killed in five days near Khe Sanh. The tally climbs to 417 enemy killed and five captured since last Wednesday, marking a major toll in weeks of fighting.
A reform bill reaches the floor aiming to end secrecy in voting on amendments. The package, backed by Democrats, would televise committee hearings, expand information access, and permit record votes. It could boost floor attendance and open debate on House procedures.
Thor Heyerdahl and seven crew members landed in Bridgetown Barbados after a two month 3200 mile crossing from Safi Morocco aboard Ra II. Heyerdahl says the voyage proves Egyptians could have reached America with papyrus boats, with the craft to be shipped back to Europe after being towed ashore.
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