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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
8
Governor Bob Scott debuted a bold haircut that moves hair forward over a bald spot. Barber Earl McLamb, longtime stylist, explains the change as a gradual update to cover thinning areas while Scott jokes about styling it himself but lacking time.
Israeli warplanes attacked two Syrian army camps near Damascus in retaliation for a Syrian attack on Israeli posts in the Golan Heights. Camps at Qatana and Kiswah were hit, with a third strike reported near Suwayda. A Syrian spokesman confirmed the raids and said Syrian air defenses engaged. Israel reported all planes safe. casualty figures from the prior Golan clash differed between the sides.
Billy Graham opened a five day New York crusade at Shea Stadium drawing about 32 500 attendees with around 1500 moving forward to accept Christ. He warned against idolatry and warned that moral decline may imperil democracy while noting Middle East tensions and urging national responsibility.
A box-like JFK memorial stood 200 yards from the assassination site and was unveiled with about 250 attendees. Architect Philip Johnson described the design as a tribute to Kennedy's life and character. Kennedy family members did not attend the ceremony.
A federal judge approved an $82.5 million settlement by five major drug companies to resolve 66 damage suits accusing price fixing on tetracycline and other antibiotics. The deal covers 43 states plus the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, with about $8 million in interest included. Seven states and numerous individual users still pursue treble damages at trial.
The Pentagon reports Army S. Sgt. Robert C. Daw son of Garner near Raleigh North Carolina has been killed in action in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War.
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