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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1972
Page
5
The forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions in North Carolina and South Carolina through Sunday with highs near 80 and 80s, and clear cool nights. Extended outlook shows scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers for Monday to Wednesday with seasonable temperatures and 50s to 60s overnight.
Senate leaders say speedy ratification of the Moscow arms limitation pacts is likely after briefings with President Nixon and Henry Kissinger. The accords include a two thirds Senate vote for the ballistic missile defense limits and a simple majority for current-level offensive missiles.
The Big Four foreign ministers signed the final protocol in West Berlin ending 18 months of talks and activating the 1971 Berlin accord. The move allows West Berliners 30 visiting days a year to East Berlin and East Germany and eases access controls. The agreement sets up East West German pacts and paves the way for an all European security conference and talks on troop reductions in Europe.
Sen. George McGovern won two major endorsements from New York Democrats Meade Esposito and Patrick Cunningham as he courted party regulars three days before California primary. Hubert Humphrey urged perseverance despite a poll showing him far behind and sought to counter the McGovern lead.
Alene Bertha Duerk was sworn as the first woman admiral in the Navy's 196 year history. Adm. Elmo Zumwalt praised the ceremony as a unique day, noting Duerk's 52 years as director of the Navy Nurse Corps and that she joins four other women promoted to star rank in the Army and Air Force over the past two years.
Clifford Gay Jr and his 10 year old brother Roger survived seven days adrift in a small boat after their outboard ran dry. They were spotted 93 miles south of the Panama City sea buoy by the fishing vessel Atlantic Queen and rescued. Roger suffered dehydration and first and second degree sunburn while Clifford received rest at home.
The FBI ended its probe on Arthur H. Bremer saying he acted alone in the Wallace shooting. The Washington Post cites federal sources noting Bremer’s travels across the United States and Canada, including Ottawa during Nixon’s visit, with Bremer later jailed on 28 charges in Laurel and Baltimore County.
The North Star remains directly above the Earth's axis, appearing stationary in the sky despite the planet's rotation. This is due to its alignment with the axis of rotation, making angular position from Earth essentially unchanged.
EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus said Ford may distribute 1973 model cars under temporary certification to avert a shutdown after admitting errors in 50,000‑mile antipollution tests. Cars can go to dealers once they pass a 4,000‑mile test, with full sale certification only after final tests. An EPA official questioned Ford's honesty in initial testing. Ford denied any deliberate falsification.
The term Brother Jonathan described a patriotic American figure before and after the Revolutionary War, serving as a personification of the United States and preceding Uncle Sam in national symbolism.
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