29 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
1
A brief notice inviting readers to contact ACTION LINE, c o The Enterprise, to answer questions, settle problems, or share concerns by calling or writing. The prompt emphasizes accessibility and responsiveness from the local paper.
The text notes no state law against hitchhiking, only a federal ban on interstate highways to avoid traffic hazards. It cites a High Point ordinance that forbids standing in the roadway to solicit a ride, but allows thumb signaling from the curb with both feet.
An older AP notice described the brown recluse spider as invasive in North Carolina. The venomous arachnid is about a half inch long with a violin mark and six eyes. Bites can cause skin lesions and, rarely, gangrene requiring grafts. It avoids humans and bites mainly when disturbed.
Residents argue Rotary Drive is a residential street despite its heavy traffic and status as a major artery. The issue follows calls to slow speeds to protect children. officials note the road’s status and parking study underway.
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged GOP governors to back Michigan Gov. George Romney for the 1968 presidential nomination while affirming his own support. He spoke at a Jackson Lake Lodge cocktail party and met with Govs. David Cargo and Tom McCall amid a push by moderates to counter California's Ronald Reagan and conservative momentum.
Rockefeller urged clarifying candidate qualifications while Massachusetts Gov Volpe warned moderates over progress. Colorado Gov Love said no use in a policy declaration on Vietnam and forecast a sharp critique of Johnson's foreign policy. Eisenhower cautioned against division over doctrinal differences or personalities.
At a UN General Assembly emergency session, fifteen nonaligned nations proposed a resolution calling Israel to withdraw troops from territory seized in the 1967 war and to halt integrating the Old City of Jerusalem. Jordan warned of unacceptable steps, while the United States opposed the resolution and urged a broader peace approach.
A Navy court of inquiry refused to speculate on whether Israeli jets and PT boats knew they were attacking the U S communications ship Liberty. The summary said witnesses reported surveillance but offered no conclusion on attacker culpability or motives. The court held the Liberty in international waters and did not implicate the attacking nation.
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