Action Line offers help from The Enterprise staff
The Enterprise invites readers to send questions or problems to the Action Line address 885-2051 and promises consideration for every request, though high volume may prevent individual replies or acknowledgments.
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Canteen Planned for High Point Hospital North Wing
Readers learn a night canteen will open in the new north wing at High Point Hospital with a ground floor room near the elevator housing multiple machines for food and drinks. Completion expected in six months. until then bring snacks and coffee for overnight vigils.
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Nixon Battles Rebels In Own Party
In Washington the Wednesday Luncheon Group, a loosely organized Republican faction of about a dozen, challenges President Nixon on Cambodia. Led by figures like Mark Hatfield and Charles Goodell, they meet weekly to discuss policy, yet act as a bloc when votes are counted.
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Washington
Senate
Cambodia
James Pearson
Kansas
Charles Goodell
New York
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Robert J. Dole
White House
Congress
Hatfield
Republican Party
Pearson
Goodell
Jacob K. Javits
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Richard §. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Explosion and Fire Devastate Crescent City Illinois
A derailed freight train carrying 15 tank cars of liquid propane gas sparked five explosions in Crescent City Illinois injuring nearly 70, with 15 homes and 15 businesses destroyed. Residents were allowed to return away from the derailment as firefighters fought the inferno. The derailment is blamed on a wheel bearing failure. No deaths were reported.
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Crescent City
Ill
Herbert Sterrenberg
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad
Federal Excise Tax history on telephone charges
The 6 cent tax on 60 cents reflects the Federal Excise Tax on telephone charges. Since 1932 a 5 cent per 50 cent toll tax applied, rising through war and tax acts to 10 percent from 1966 onward, with 1966 10 percent on local and toll service continuing to present.
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United States
Where can I get a map of Vietnam
If you still have The Enterprise for Saturday May 30 there was a full page map in living color. You can come by the business office and get a reprint for 25 cents.
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Vietnam
Driving Across States With a Permit or License
The Highway Patrol notes that states have reciprocal rules but vary. generally a valid license covers nonresidents and a permit with a licensed adult may be acceptable for minors. Check the Motor Vehicles Departments of states you plan to drive in to confirm specifics.
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North Carolina to Notify Polluters of New Air Standards
AP News special from Raleigh reports that over 1,000 cities schools and businesses will receive notices this week about violating state air quality standards set to take effect July 1. The Air Pollution Control Division will outline voluntary and mandatory paths to compliance and review proposed corrective schedules.
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AP News
Yvonne Baskin
Associated Press
Raleigh
North Carolina
Air Pollution Control Division
State Department of Water and Air Resources
William E. Knight
Knight
Toy Pistol Hijacker Flees To Cairo On Pan Am Flight
A 36 year old Albanian hijacked a Pan American 707 using a toy pistol after takeoff from Beirut. The plane carrying 133 aboard diverted to Cairo where passengers disembarked safely. The hijacker surrendered to security on landing.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Pan American World Airways
Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Cairo Dispatch
Rome
Paris
New York
Pan American
Mediterranean
John Burn
Supreme Court Allows Juries With Fewer Than 12 Members
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that criminal juries may be composed of fewer than 12 people, saying the 12 man panel is not a necessary element of trial by jury. The decision notes ongoing use of smaller juries in several states and highlights historical context and ongoing questions about minimum size.
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Supreme Court
Byron R. White
Thurgood Marshall
New York City
Florida
Alaska
Georgia
Iowa
Kentucky
Mississippi
New York
Oklahoma
Oregon
Virginia
Louisiana
South Carolina
Texas
Utah
Marine on trial for Son Thang killings seeks judge only
In Da Nang Vietnam AP Marines charged with killing 16 Vietnamese civilians asked that Pfc Thomas R Boyd Jr be tried only by a military judge rather than a full court martial The request was granted at the start of the trial for four Marines in the February 19 killings near Son Thang 27 miles south of Da Nang The attorneys did not state reasons but linked their move to a life sentence handed down Sunday by a seven man court martial board for another patrol member
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DA Nang
Vietnam
Pfc
Thomas R. Boyd Jr
Evansville
Ind
Son Thang
Boyd
Michael P. Merrill
Nevada City
Calif
Howard P. Throckman
Ecuador's Velasco Ibarra takes dictatorial powers after clashes
In Quito the president seized dictatorial authority after a week of street fighting between Central University students and police. The army and paratroopers detained leftist leaders and occupied campuses nationwide. Velasco Ibarra's move followed a threat of a Supreme Court ruling deeming tax decrees unconstitutional.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Velasco Ibarra
Central University
Supreme Court
Velasco Ibarra
Jorge Acosta Velasco
Jorge Zavala Baquerizo
Manuel Aguirre
Aguirre
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