28 Jun 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1970
Page
1
Question and answer outline that pay phone calls have no formal maximum time. Telecommunications guidance suggests brief use so others may access the line. Five minutes is typically deemed adequate for a conversation.
A reader asks about real estate terminology and whether to use a real estate agent. Answers explain that real estate and realty denote licensed firms, Realtors belong to ethics boards, and a Realtor is recommended. Other questions identify the Student Letter Exchange contact in Minnesota and Credit Card Protection Service in Charlotte with a phone listing.
Channel 8 reports show cars on Baldhead Island thought to be beach buggies used by island visitors. Proponent Bob Conner suggests they were brought by barge from Southport or nearby areas, some still operable despite their worn appearance.
Virginia Republicans refused to nominate Harry Byrd Jr. in a convention vote 634 to 419 and chose their own candidate instead. Front runners for the GOP nomination were Ray Garland and Dr. Kenneth Haggerty. Massachusetts nominates Josiah Spaulding to oppose Edward Kennedy, with primary set for September 15. Connecticut Democrats weigh a potential independent run by Thomas Dodd after censure and a heart attack. Garland criticizes Byrd’s political fate in Virginia.
Cambodian forces evacuate about 8 000 civilians and troops from Bo Kheo and Labansiek to Pleiku in South Vietnam as Ratanakiri Mondulkiri and Stung Treng fall under North Vietnamese and Viet Cong control. Lon Nol authorizes, U.S. pressure cited. Thieu vows Vietnam won’t fight or stay indefinitely.
Belfast witnessed deadly rioting as three men were shot dead amid street fires and tear gas from troops. A Royal Victoria Hospital spokesman confirmed three civilian fatalities and multiple gunshot injuries. nearly 100 people were treated for riot injuries as clashes spread to Londonderry.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield challenged the administration view, saying the Cambodian operation has expanded the war and widened the Communist sanctuary. He warned that adding air strikes after ground withdrawals could trap the U.S. in Indochina and Southeast Asian conflict.
Israeli planes attacked guerrilla positions in Jordan three times on Saturday near Beisan Valley and Beit Shean. Al Fatah claimed rocket and mortar strikes on Israeli sites in Jordan and the Jordan Valley with no Israeli casualties reported. Cairo reported Israeli Skyhawks hit Egyptian positions along the Suez Canal but faced ground fire with no casualties.
The aircraft carrier USS Yorktown known as the Fighting Lady, decommissioned in Boston after 27 years of service across three wars. Built in 1943, it was christened by Mrs. Sissavelt and served in World War II, Korea, and Vietnam.
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