26 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
1
A prompt invites readers to call or write ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to ask questions, settle problems, or share worries. The notice encourages engagement and provides contact by mail for assistance.
Readers ask if a blood test is needed for marriage. Answer: no test is required in DC or Maryland. Also notes no test is needed in Minnesota Nevada South Carolina Canal Zone Guam or the Virgin Islands.
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin concluded a 10 hour Glassboro meeting with no major breakthroughs. They urged continued diplomacy and planned rapid talks between Rusk and Gromyko to craft a treaty draft for the 17 nation Disarmament Conference. Kosygin called for Israeli troop pullback and U.S. Vietnam withdrawal as paths to peace, tempering any optimism about U.S.-Soviet ties.
Albania denounces Kosygin Johnson talks as a betrayal of Arabs and a plot to bargain with Johnson at world expense. The Albanian foreign minister condemns Soviet aid to Arabs as a vast fraud and urges a stand against the Kosygin Johnson alliance.
Sians argues that Albania did not aid Arabs and instead allied with the United States to coordinate actions inside and outside the UN. Nasi declares Americans and Soviets cannot conquer or surprise Albania, warning Soviet revisionists and claiming Albania has powerful friends.
The Harris Survey shows Republicans no longer heavyweight conservatives with 47 percent self identifying as conservative, 30 percent middle of the road, and shifts toward the center. It notes Goldwater era gains may fade if George Wallace runs as a third party candidate, affecting 1968 GOP presidential prospects.
Washington officials weigh scaling back air raids on North Vietnam. Some argue limiting bombing to southern supply routes could save planes, while others warn it would boost Communist supply lines to South Vietnam.
Pixies argue the 150 mile North Vietnamese panhandle has heavy anti aircraft gun emplacements and attacks concentrated there would not sharply cut U.S. flight losses. They urge interdiction at the top of the supply funnel and at entry points.
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