Action Line: Reader help requests to The Enterprise
The Enterprise invites readers to submit questions or problems to the Action Line. It notes high volume but promises consideration of every inquiry and responses when possible.
18 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
1
The Enterprise invites readers to submit questions or problems to the Action Line. It notes high volume but promises consideration of every inquiry and responses when possible.
An Anon asks how to get her husband into VA hospital care as he refuses treatment. The Veterans Service Office explains admission priorities, emergency humanitarian provisions, and court-ordered commitment options. Visit Guilford County Veterans Service Office for guidance.
Select young squash with small seeds and tender rind. Cut into % inch slices and boil three minutes. Cool promptly in cold water and drain. Pack into containers with % inch head space. Seal and freeze. Bulletin from USDA on Home Freezing of Fruits and Vegetables. Copy available for 20 cents from Guilford County Extension office in Greensboro.
If you live in the Sixth District including Guilford your representative is Richardson Preyer. The Fifth District covering Forsyth and Davidson Counties is Wilmer Mizell. The Fourth District including Randolph is Nick Galifianakis. All can be addressed at the House Office Building Washington D C.
Jimmie Draughn at 438 Tate Street asks to discuss taping with three groups who wanted recording work. Phone 686 1209.
The New York Times asked a federal judge to lift a temporary halt on its publication of secret Pentagon papers stories because the Washington Post is running similar material. The Times argued the government claims about national defense are moot given Post coverage.
Washington Post reports a Pentagon study found no connivance between the United States and the Saigon regime to block elections in Vietnam as agreed at Geneva. Diem bore primary blame for not holding polls, undermining the 1954 accord, per the Post story based on Pentagon materials.
Dan iel Ellsberg, named by ex Times staffer Sidney Zion as the leak source for the Pentagon study on Vietnam, has not been heard from since Wednesday. Ellsberg, MIT research fellow, was last seen in his office hours before Zion aired the claim on WMCA. FBI focus on Ellsberg reported, with Daily News citing he was among several suspects. other outlets were offered the documents but declined.
In Detroit, Harry Ellsberg, father of missing Daniel Ellsberg, says his son has been absent since last August and is assumed to be on vacation. The investigation centers on Ellsberg as a former Pentagon insider and Rand Corp. contributor who helped with the 47 volume Pentagon study. He acknowledges involvement but declines to discuss specifics. He says he is glad the material is released.
Raleigh AP The move to restructure higher education faces a setback as a bill signed by 28 of 50 senators proposes a 15 member commission to study all aspects of higher education and report back to the 1973 legislature. The measure would freeze new PhD grants until July 1 1973 and strengthen the Board of Higher Education with budget review powers.
Bobby Richard White of Kingsport Tennessee was arrested after an abortive hijacking at Smith Reynolds Airport. FBI said he will face federal hijacking charges and appear in Greensboro. The bag contained only clothes and shoes. Piedmont security and two federal marshals aided the stop.
A Greek registry tanker named Demos thenes V ran aground about ten p.m. within sight of Southport North Carolina. The 614-foot vessel had no reported injuries and crews waited for high tide to attempt refloat while officials watched for oil spills.
In North Augusta South Carolina two men 26 Tommy Bolen and 26 William Martin Wolfe were found killed and two young women 18 believed Connie Young and Fay Cato were critically injured inside a concrete block house used as the Dixie Dragons motorcycle club HQ. Police say the men were hog tied beaten and stabbed with throats slit the women tied to chairs. Police initially cautioned a gang fight while Dixie Dragons members described the group as a club not having trouble with the law.
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