20 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
1
A public service prompt invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to answer questions, settle problems, or share worries. It encourages calls or writing to the office, offering a channel for assistance and guidance.
Readers ask about pigeons over homes and blocked driveways with a boat and junked car. The column explains local garbage collection rules, lint removal tips, Civil Service history in North Carolina, Teamsters leadership, and a historical note on High Point College football through 1950.
Senate investigator says repair work financed by the United States in Asia and Europe is unfinished or unsatisfactory. Hearings set for July 27 into a $400 million AID program reclaiming and repairing surplus construction gear. Lippman cites thousands of pieces in Vietnam slated for civilian use but many are inoperative.
The Beach is jammed as thousands of alewives litter the shoreline north of downtown Chicago. Park district crews struggle to clear the odoriferous mess while easterly winds push more fish ashore. The migrants clog water intake screens at Chicago water cribs and no swimming is allowed.
U S Ambassador Goldberg outlined a five point framework for Arab Israel talks with third party help. He urged defusing the hostility bomb and removing the explosive for a durable peace while rejecting Soviet calls for condemning Israel. The Soviet side did not attend as Kosygin was absent at the assembly reopening.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko held an unannounced morning meeting at the United Nations amid talks of a Johnson Kosygin summit. Reports said Kosygin may depart soon, narrowing chances for a U.S. capital meeting. Johnson had invited Kosygin, but the Soviet leader preferred to stay in New York.
In the Mekong Delta clash 28 U S infantrymen died and 126 were wounded as U S forces killed 169 Viet Cong in a night battle 19 miles south of Saigon. Helicopters were downed and heavy air strikes continued on North Vietnam with reports of further skirmishes along the front.
A House committee approved a substitute bill to create a State Department of Correction replacing the Prison Department and to authorize an incentive pay program for prisoners. The measure also consolidates laws on offender classification health services and youth offender rules, with a proposed commission and commissioner of correction.
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