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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1976

Page

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American Ambassador Disappears in Beirut

American Ambassador Francis K. Meloy Jr. vanished today while crossing the front line between Beirut’s Muslim and Christian sectors. The U.S. Embassy said he was en route to a meeting with President-elect Elias Sarkis in Hasmiyeh district and was last seen in a bulletproof car escorted part of the way by an embassy guard. No word on Meloy or economic attaché Robert O. Waring has been received.

Beirut Lebanon Francis KE. Meloy Jr U.S Meloy Waring

Police Battle 10 000 Blacks in Johannesburg Riot

Thousands of black pupils protested Afrikaans language use in schools, police opened fire leaving at least six dead and 33 wounded. Officers with tear gas and helicopters moved on Soweto, as rioters overturned cars, set fires, and shouted power while hostages and casualties mounted amid a chaotic day.

Johannesburg South Africa Soweto Africa Sharpeville Phefeni Johannesburg Ambulance Department R. le Roux

Carter and Rosalynn sail off St Simons Island reading material

Democratic frontrunner Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn head to sea aboard a fishing boat off St Simons Island Georgia. Rosalynn carries a book titled The Presidents Mistress as they pause for a day on the ocean.

Jimmy Carter Rosalynn St. Simons Island

Regulation Efforts On Abusive Telephone Soliciting

Readers seek relief from intrusive calls. The Enterprise reports on attempts to curb nuisance telemarketing, including proposed No Soliciting symbols, legislative bills that failed, and Southern Bell's stance that they cannot restrict lawful selling by phone while offering guidance through a booklet and partnerships with business groups.

Anon. A McNeill Smith Legislative Library Smith General Assembly James Belk Southern Bell Belk BBB Chambers of Commerce

Carter Wins Broad Platform Backing for Democratic Bid

The Democratic platform panel approved a united 89 page plan for Carter, featuring national health insurance, guaranteed minimum income, full employment within three years, and a strong defense with detente. Costs are not set, but total non health spending runs around 30 billion, with health care near 130 billion. A decision on B bomber production is delayed until early 1977.

Jimmy Carter United States

Bargains End Canned Fruits Vegetables To Rise This Summer

Consumers can expect price increases for canned fruits and vegetables this summer despite abundant supplies from last year. Economist Lawrence Van Meir notes wholesale price hikes end the year long discounts as warehouses remain overstocked from large crops and slowed sales. He cites February costs to produce peas and the retail prices, while CPI shows declines in canned pears and peas from 1975 to 1976. Supply remains high with 1975-76 fruit and vegetable canning stocks up from prior years.

Lawrence van Meir National Canners Association Canning Company van Mcir van Meir

13 Bombs Mailed In Nationwide Extortion Plot

FBI probes who tried to extort millions from 200 firms after 13 mail bombs were sent to corporations or executives. One bomb exploded at Merrill Lynch in New York injuring four. twelve others did not detonate. Beatrice Foods received an extortion note and a letter bomb. FBI Director Kelley called it a terrorist attempt to instill fear while noting no clear suspect or origin.

Washington FBI Merrill Lynch Inc New York Beatrice Foods Inc Chicago Mexico Clarence Kelley Kelley United States

Drought Hits Midwest Crops And Cattle

Drought parches the Upper Midwest with ground dry and corn ankle high. Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas face hay shortages and failing harvests. Officials warn of billions in losses and cattle being sold as farmers seek federal disaster relief. Weather experts call it the worst drought in a century.

Minneapolis Midwest Wisconsin Minnesota Dakotas State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Washington South Dakota Lyle Derscheid Wadena Ralph C. Schmidt Appleton Minnesota Agriculture Jon Wefald

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Ford National Security Virginia Anon Carter Democratic Party Stuart Eizenstat Atlanta Beatrice Amusements Peeteeee Aa Financial Clarence M., Kelley
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