02 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1971
Page
1
Readers are directed to contact Action Line in care of The Enterprise with questions or requests. The paper notes that while every inquiry is considered, high volume limits responses and acknowledgments.
The reader asks what can be done if a husband picks up a child without permission and pays no support. If separation papers exist, visitation rights are spelled out. without them, the matter must be worked out with the spouse. Nonpayment weakens rights and may allow the wife to seek a warrant for taking the child without authorization.
If a boy raised by others does not know his birth name and uses the guardians’ surname, that name is not legally valid without court action. The birth certificate shows the legal name and should be changed through legal proceedings to avoid confusion over insurance benefits Social Security and entitlements. An attorney can assist with the process.
The park will be open this summer and no fee is charged for busloads of picnickers. Written permission from the P and R department is required. No new rides are planned. the department is unsure about adding adult rides beyond the existing two secondhand units, but swings and slides will please youngsters.
An entomologist recommends Carbaryl Sevin and other pesticides for hornets wasps and yellow jackets after dark. A reporter asks about state laws when a teacher throws objects at a child and how to pursue action with police and warrants.
Several readers offer帮助 for wide width footwear. Alvin Kersey invites calls after 5 pm at 454-2519 from Greensboro areas for 5 E sizes. Burrus Moore lists 4 AA to 12 EEE options at 431-4724. An anonymous tip provides SE shoe sourcing at 982-1911. Footsaver Bidge in New York promotes mail order wide widths with many styles.
Treasury Secretary Connally and Rep. Mills clashed as Congress began serious consideration of Nixon's five billion dollar revenue sharing plan. Connally urged passage citing Need for expansionary budget while Mills questioned federal spending and tax power separation, with GOP lawmakers rallying support nationwide.
President Nixon labeled antiwar demonstrators as vandals hoodlums and lawbreakers while saying police tactics used in Washington should serve as a model for future disruptions. He defended rights of protesters and outlined plans for a national offensive against drug abuse alongside foreign policy notes.
The 114th annual Southern Baptists convention tackles 15 resolutions on conscientious objectors abortion and poverty. A resolution would urge the radio and television commission to withdraw endorsement of ABCs Directions series, criticized by Reverend H E King of Surfside Beach.
Hundreds of U S bombers and helicopter gunships struck divisions of the North Vietnamese army across eastern Cambodia, focusing on the unit that captured Snoul. Casualties mounted as South Vietnamese forces retreated, with 74 missing and over 200 reported killed or wounded.
House Democratic leaders gear for a clash with President Nixon over revenue sharing. Speaker Carl Albert aims to sway Southern Democrats in today’s vote on a Democratic alternative to the manpower training section. The plan would cost about $5 billion and create hundreds of thousands of jobs over five years.
Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson is charged with murder and assault in Vietnam involving eight Vietnamese civilians in Quang Ngai Province between 1968 and 1969. Lt. Col. William J. McCloskey also faces murder charges. both cases stem from separate incidents. Donaldson, a former Joint Chiefs planner, led the 11th Infantry Brigade at My Lai era, with Calley’s platoon under his command briefly.
Nixon faces pressure from POW families and the National League of Families to link prisoner release to a deadline for U.S. troop withdrawal. The group urges a clear pledge to withdraw if Hanoi commits to freeing POWs, while Nixon notes the refusal to guarantee exchanges complicates any deadline.
The National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia rejects Hanoi’s off the record stance. Joan Vinson urges the president to announce a withdrawal date only if the Communists promise the prisoners will be released on or with that date. If the Communists act first, families want Nixon to respond decisively.
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