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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
11
A crossword style clue set references explorers such as Junipero Serra and Francisco de la Pera with entries covering terms like Mountian opened rocks to fur trade and various geographic and historic terms. The puzzle includes downs and across clues naming figures, cultures, and items related to exploration and early North American trade.
In a readers’ Q A Dr Motner explains coronary thrombosis and the role of anti coagulants. Short term use may protect during recovery but long term benefit is unproven and ongoing bleeding risks exist. He warns against indefinite use without clear need.
In Omaha, the Young Republican Federation rejects amendments to empower Ray Bliss and the National Committee. They approve allowing two Republican National Committee members to sit with their executive group while rejecting observers on the Young Republicans board. A voice vote narrow dissent marks a break from routine party support.
AP reports a summer influx of hippies to San Francisco sparked by Haight Ashbury activity. Police say many leave the same day, citing cold nights and rough sleeping. Disillusionment grows over expectations of free love and freebies, with officers noting most crowds are locals.
Two day old Patrick Lyndon Nugent receives a U.S. Savings bond from his parents and a Hereford heifer from President Johnson. Johnson publicly confirms the Lewis Ranch grant to Luci Nugent and her husband, Patrick J. Nugent, with christening plans and family remarks as the First Lady notes she may resist the title grandma.
A four man recon patrol led by Spec. 4 Franklin Camper on Hill 339 near Cambodia is trapped by a 100 strong North Vietnamese force. Camper orders back to back defense until air strikes napalm and artillery force the enemy to break contact. The squad is rescued by a U S helicopter.
The Defense Department says Marine Lance Cpl. Randy J. Glenn son of Mr and Mrs Jack A Glenn of Durham North Carolina died of hostile causes in the Vietnam War.
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