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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1971

Page

1

Advice Column on Lice and Junk Car Ordinances

A reader asks about treating head lice with Kwell Lotion and whether to cut long hair, noting family concern. The pediatrician suggests druggists and doctor visit if persists, plus airing mattresses and possible fumigation. The column also explains junk car notices require a reasonable moving period, with court action only after a set moved date is missed.

Anon. A Henry Craughn Hill

Business Near High Point Lacks Bathroom Facilities

An anonymous report states a manufacturing operation within High Point city limits employs about four people paid in cash for tax purposes but lacks a bathroom, forcing workers to use a nearby service station. Building Inspector Freeman Hill found the site just outside the city limits, though the owner plans a new building with proper facilities soon.

High Point Anon

High Point Explains Pay Phones Presence and Policy

The city notes 193 pay station telephones in High Point with 65 booths in public access areas. Outdoor booth placement depends on usage, owner permission, lighting, and theft risk, with more booths planned after negotiations and street widening.

High Point Anon. A

Tricia Nixon Marries Edward Cox in White House Rose Garden

In a light drizzle the eighth White House wedding of a presidential daughter proceeded in the Rose Garden as Tricia Nixon married Edward Cox. The ceremony featured lace gowns, a long carpeted aisle, and a silver bouquet amid a crowd of guests including business leaders, Cabinet members, and diplomats.

Washington Patricia Nixon Edward Finch Cox White House Tricia Nixon Harvard Law Executive Mansion Cox New York Social Register Priscilla Boston

North Vietnamese Threat Grows in Southern Laos

North Vietnamese forces pressed a drive toward Pakse threatening southern Laos supply routes. Cambodian gains were reported nearby as Viet Cong losses at Vihear Suor Marshes totaled 350. Laos defenses fought back with reinforcements and air raids.

Robert Tuckman Associated Press Saigon Laos Cambodia Phnom Penh Vihear Suor South Vietnam Indochina Vientiane Pakse Ban Nik Bolovens Ho Chi Minh Mekong River Thailand North Vietnam Mekong Ho Chi Minh Trail Headquar

Nine babies born at Sydney hospital world record claim

Mrs. Geraldine Brodrick gave birth to nine babies seven living and two stillborn at the Royal Hospital for Women in Sydney. She is 29 and with husband Len has two older children. The birth was reported as a world record by hospital authorities.

Sydney Australia Geraldine Brodrick Royal Hospital For

Scientist claims body orbits sun closer than Mercury

New York astronomer Dr. Henry C. Courten says he found tracks on 1966 and 1970 solar eclipse plates suggesting an object closer to the sun than Mercury. Skeptics urge further study while noting the possibility of a comet or a small planet potentially nine million miles from the sun and less than 500 miles across.

NEW York Henry C. Courten Courten Dowling College Long Island Grumman Aerospace Corp Seattle Wash Brian Marsden Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Cambridge Mass Marsden Smithsonian Vulcan

Eisenhower warned against moon race distractions

In a secret Naval War College talk dated Oct 3 1961 Eisenhower urged focus on priority defense tasks and cautioned that pursuing a race to the moon could pull attention from domestic needs and broader missile research. His remarks surfaced in Naval Institute Proceedings decades later.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Naval War College United States Russia John F. Kennedy Eisenhower the War College The Naval Institute Proceedings John Eisenhower Isenhower War College Wredgin Guernan

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