19 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
1
A USDA bulletin offers steps to remove mildew from leather items and inside shoes. Wipe with a dilute alcohol solution, air dry, wash with mild soap or a germicide soap if needed, then apply a wax dressing. For internal odors and growths, use formaldehyde carefully, ventilate after use, and air out before wearing. Sprays with fungi cides are available for refreshment.
Readers ask about green arrow timing and opposing traffic intervals at Five Points. The city engineer explains a delayed opposing-green interval and a short storage area for left turning vehicles. A future reconstruction may address the issue.
A reader asks about funeral homes with own private ambulance fleets. The reply notes one in Stokesdale Guilford County and another in Denton Davidson County.
A reader asks if a mole can be removed without surgery citing a prior paper article. A response: consult a surgeon or dermatologist for any non surgical option.
Wayne County Sheriff W S Adams reported a white male about six feet tall and 175 to 200 pounds was found burned on a dead end road off NC 581 near Goldsboro. The body was sent for autopsy, fingerprints were checked with FBI, and investigators from the sheriff office and SBI pursued leads.
Saigon reiterates its 1969 and July 8 proposals for a cease fire and nationwide elections with North Vietnam. U S officials say no new elements. North Vietnam and Viet Cong are expected to rebuff the plan as peace talks focus on Geneva 1954 agreements and the 17th anniversary observance.
Torrential rains and mudslides devastate Seoul with 45 dead and thousands left homeless. An elderly Korean man mourns as he searches the ruins of his home on the northern outskirts. Officials report rising casualties amidst the disaster.
President Nixon planned a China trip without informing Vice President Agnew who was abroad in Africa. Kissinger hinted the journey could occur next spring as negotiations continued, while Agnew faced questions on a trip that interrupted his Around the World tour.
President Nixon asked Senate and House leaders to curb speculation about his planned trip to China, stressing the delicacy of the mission. Senate leaders cite groundwork and secrecy for negotiations with Premier Chou En Lai, while discussion centers on U.S. troop withdrawal timelines in Vietnam.
Washington AP reports congressional sentiment on enlistment and re enlistment bonuses for the National Guard and Reserve. A secret session with a House subcommittee discussed an incentive package to reinforce strength after draft calls decline. Top six year re enlistment bonuses could exceed $2000 with bonuses averaging $1700 for others.
Washington AP report notes Speaker Carl Albert gains control as he confronts two long influential chairmen. He blocks Rep. Harley Staggers on CBS contempt and blocks a civil rights bill, defeating Staggers on the floor 226 to 181 with GOP support. Staggers laments loss to party leaders.
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