11 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1967
Page
1
The notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise with questions or worries. It offers call or mail options including writing ACTION LINE, c/o The Enterprise for assistance. The text emphasizes available support channels without detailing services.
Channel 8 program director Fred Barber says The Legend of General Custer will premiere Sept 14 and may push Batman off the Wednesday schedule. Batman and Robin return next fall with Batgirl joining, extending the crusade to Thursday evenings.
The Enterprise notes ads from Physicians Mutual Insurance Co offering health and accident coverage at about one third the rates of rivals. No licensing confirmation from the N C Insurance Dept is available yet. Claims-paying history is unclear. if unlicensed in the home state, recourse may require court action where headquartered. A. B.
A reader asks how to contribute to Dial-a-Prayer. Send checks to Memorial Methodist Church at 101 Randolph St in Thomasville with a note on intended use. The Rev Harley M Williams voice is used for the service and the line number is 475 1114.
Reader questions legality of using BB guns to scare away starlings and squirrels amid yard damage. Officials cite Sec 15 38 forbidding weapons discharge and Sec 152 prohibiting killing wild birds with BB shot. police enforce rules to protect safety and wildlife. Also: carnival rides at College Village are canceled due to city ordinance after neighborhood complaints about noise.
The exchange explains that Frankfurt is six hours ahead of High Point under standard time. During Daylight Saving Time the gap is five hours if Germany observes DST this year. If Frankfurt stays on standard time the difference remains six hours. at noon in High Point it is 6 p.m. in Frankfurt the same day.
A western Oklahoma tornado struck near Hammon killing a mother and her three children as the Silvia family scrambled for a storm shelter. The father was severely injured and the bodies lay across a three-quarters mile wide area while minor damage occurred elsewhere.
Miss Randolph County Sarah Elizabeth Stedman of Asheboro won the Miss North Carolina pageant in Charlotte. The Guilford College senior, 22, stood 5 8 and weighed 126, chosen from 84 entrants with Miss Asheville first runnerup. Stedman highlighted piano as her talent and plans graduation in August.
U S fighter bombers from carriers Constellation Bon Homme Richard and Enterprise struck a Hanoi electric power plant and nearby targets amid heavy ground fire. One F8 Crusader was reported down with pilot missing, four planes reportedly shot down, and some pilots captured. The plant, a key facility near Hanoi’s center, had been damaged in prior raids on May 19 and 21.
Forty Viet Cong and North Vietnamese prisoners will be freed Monday, the Vietnam Press said Saturday. The official news agency did not spell out the reason, but Monday marks the second anniversary of the military takeover after the fall of the civilian government in Saigon, a change that later brought Nguyen Cao Ky to the premiership.
The United Nations Security Council discussed alleged Israeli violations of the cease-fire in Syria as Israel and Syria each claimed the others were not honoring the agreement. U Thant cited reports of ongoing fighting after the 12 30 p m EDT deadline with U N observers unable to confirm a final halt.
Oscar winner Spencer Tracy died of a heart attack in his West Hollywood home. Family and friends including George Cukor Catherine Hepburn and agent Ross Evans were among those who arrived after the actor’s death. Tracy recently completed his eighth costarring film with Hepburn titled Guess Who’s Coming for Dinner.
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes the week of rapid Israeli actions and regional turmoil. He notes the collapse of Arab solidarity and the Arab liberator myth, the fragility of the arms balance, and questions about Soviet influence, warning that consequences will ripple for years.
A Lou Harris survey after the Mideast outbreak finds substantial sympathy for Israel, little for Arab nations, and many with no strong view. Voters favor UN cease fire efforts, doubt UN effectiveness, oppose direct troop involvement, and prefer caution given Vietnam commitments.
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