23 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
1
A reader guidance line invites calls or letters to ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to share concerns or questions. The notice suggests contacting by writing c/o The Enterprise for personal inquiries or problem solving assistance.
In Holt McPherson’s Good Afternoon column the initials C. B. refer to an adopted alias used by a fellow who provides witty poetic commentary on current events. He prefers to remain anonymous.
Action Line investigates Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery amid complaints about perpetual care funds and upkeep. Researchers note outdated record practices complicate the legal picture and promise forthcoming clarifications. The column also corrects a misattribution regarding a Richard Todd production.
A reader seeks guidance on handling late MS Society donations routed via a local officer and forwarding split allocations. Another item asks when Depot 1 street holes will be fixed, noting planned public works work and weather risk. The column also catalogs bone dishes sources and notes about Franciscan Apple patterns amid a new vogue.
The article states no state license is required to fish in private ponds in North Carolina, defined as water on a single property with no crossing fish. In your home county you may fish public waters with edible bait only, though artificial lures trigger a license.
AP report from Glassboro New Jersey describes President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin meeting at Glassboro State College amid heavy security. Aides Rusk and Gromyko work separately on groundwork as world tension centers on Middle East and Vietnam.
The Senate censured Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for diverting funds from political testimonials and a campaign to his personal benefit. It is one of two counts in the ethics report, leaving a separate travel expense reimbursement charge undecided. Dodd addressed colleagues saying time will judge him and urging conscience to guide them.
A gunman, described as a tall white male with acne scars, robbed Seaboard Finance Co. on Washington Street at 1 p.m. He took $100 to $150 after forcing two young female cashiers to lie behind the counter. Police pursued a suspect at a nearby restaurant, while similar robberies in Greensboro and High Point had differing descriptions.
Ten people died when a Savannah Georgia station wagon collided with an asphalt truck on U S 17 S C 170 near Hardeeville. Victims included five in one family and three young children with no survivors in the wagon. The truck driver escaped injury.
At New River Marine Air Facility near Jacksonville two large Marine helicopters collided during a training exercise. Official counts said at least 20 killed and a dozen injured, with no details yet on identities. The Sea Stallion carrying troopers was landing while the other helicopter practiced a touch-and-go. The crash marked the facility's worst accident.
In a United Nations emergency session Romania called for negotiations between Israel and Arab states and pledged help to achieve a peaceful settlement. Premier Maurer urged negotiations as Soviet Kosygin and President Johnson met in Glassboro to discuss the region.
The Enterprise will run a five part series using The Associated Press findings on whether Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone or if conspirators were involved. The series aims to separate facts from fiction and wrap up in Thursday edition after weeks of research.
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