Questions and Answers From The Enterprise Readers
A reader Q and A column covers morning coffee service at High Point Memorial, a noisy after hours cleaning complaint near Fairfield Plaza, and a ballet dancer gender term. The response notes June 5 resume for the coffee service, employee hospitalizations, and no special term for a male dancer while citing Nureyev and Fonteyn as prime exponents.
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High Point Memorial
C. E. Nipper
Dot Banks
Dreamland
Fairfield Plaza
Joe Clark
Robins & Weill Realtors
Greensboro
Clark
High Point
Ruth Lewis
Adams Dance Studio
Rudolph Nureyev
Margot Fonteyn
Jamestown Elementary field padlocked to deter misuse
Parents ask why the Jamestown Elementary football field is locked and requires entry through a ditch for baseball play. Principal Olin Jackson says the area is used for PE, locked at night and on weekends to deter adult misuse, not for children. The Jamestown Rotary Club plans a summer playground on weekday afternoons with supervision.
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Jamestown Elementary School
Joe
Jamestown Rotary Club
Olin Jackson
Jackson
Three Die In Clash At Border
An armed clash on Israel's border with Syria left two Israelis and one Syrian dead. The incident near Kfar Hanassi followed shelling reports as Gen. Moshe Dayan was named defense minister. France urged restraint while Egypt threatened to close the Suez Canal amid rising regional tensions.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Syria
Middle East
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Dayan
Kfar Hanassi
United States
Syrai
Syraias
Syraian
Jordan
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Paris
Soviet Union
Britain
Washington
London
Suez Canal
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Trailer length debate stalls NC Senate panel
A North Carolina Senate Roads Committee debated a House backed bill to allow twin 65 foot trailers on four lane highways but adjourned without a vote. Sen. Maxwell criticized the lack of action while urging a floor vote. motor carriers argued the longer rigs are as safe as current trucks. Present law limits trucks to 55 feet.
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Raleigh
Senate
House
North Carolina
Charles Maxwell
Mecklenburg
John Boger
Cabarrus
Senate Roads Committee
Maxwell
Were
Charlotte
J. T. Outlaw
N.C. Motor Carriers Association
John Burney Jr
New Hanover
Appropriations Committee
Ralph Scott
D-Alamance
North Vietnam hints at unconditional ceasefire steps
Japanese correspondent cites North Vietnam proposing unconditional U S bombing cessation as a possible path to end the Vietnam war. Foreign Minister Nguyen Duy Trinh reiterated the idea in a Kyodo reply received May 29, aligning with earlier February statements via Wilfred Burchett.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
U.S
Nguyen Duy Trinh
Hanoi
Yasumasa Ohta
Kyodo
Ohta
Hong Kong
Trinh
Wilfred Burchett
North Carolina Senate approves 23.3 million tax relief plan
The NC Senate passes Gov Dan Moore's tax relief package sending it to the House. It would grant 23.3 million in tax relief over two years. Provisions include up to 500 per month tax exemption for service members in combat zones and a raised dependency exemption. A bid to shield widows and widowers with a 2000 head of household exemption fails 24 23. Debate includes postponement attempts and opposition to bill breakdown.
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Archdale
Trinity
Cleveland
Tom White
D-Lenoir
Senate Appropriations Committee
Gulf Declaration Sought for Free Passage Through Aqaba
Washington and London seek a declaration from a dozen maritime nations to certify the Gulf of Aqaba as an international waterway and guarantee free and innocent passage into the gulf while Egypt blocks it and Israel objects. The plan emphasizes peaceful solutions with a contingency for force if needed.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Senate
House
Gulf
House Refuses Roll Call On 1968 Spending Cut Plan
The U S House rejected a five percent cut in its own operating budget for fiscal 1968 while approving a 228 million dollar appropriation. A roll call was not obtained as members did not demand it, and the vote occurred by voice. Rep George W Andrews led the opposition to applying the amendment to House spending.
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Washington
House
Frank T. Bow
Robio
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
George W. Andrews
Dala
Sales Tax Hike Proposed in North Carolina House
Raleigh AP reports legislation in the North Carolina House to raise the statewide sales tax by one cent from three to four, with revenue returned per capita to local governments. The local option measure was previously defeated by the House.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Donald Standford
D-Orange
House
Richards Aults Plan South Seas Getaway Adventure
Richard Ault 29, a Wooster Ohio radio DJ, and his wife Lois, with daughter Tracy 3, depart for uninhabited South Pacific Isles. They fly to Honolulu then sail to the Phoenix Islands near Samoa for an inspection tour costing about 5000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Richard Aults
South Pacific
Ault
Wooster
Ohio
Lois
Tracy
Honolulu
Phoenix Group
Samoa
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Willard Kimrey
Georgia
Wesley Memorial
F. K
Edgar H. Nease
First Methodist
N. C
Carolina
Ben Johnson
Board of Evangelism, Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn
PiXies
By Wohl
Dunreith
Ind
Indianapolis
Gace
Dateien
South Seas
Aults
Pacific
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