30 Jun 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1970
Page
1
Residents submit questions on travel to Tweetsie Railroad child eye opening puppies fleas and Archdale policing. The advice covers routes from Boone to Tweetsie, early police hiring, puppy eye opening in 10 to 14 days, and flea control for a small dog with rug treatment and safe products from vets or pet stores.
A citizen guide outlines three steps to naturalization under the 1952 act, including petitioning for naturalization, an investigation and interview, and a final court hearing. It notes eligibility requirements, moral character standards, and appeals, plus eventual oath and certificate. It also suggests a Greensboro clerk’s office and Norfolk interview location, and provides Apollo 7 resource tips via public libraries.
The two month U.S. Cambodian foray prompts officers to say withdrawal could accelerate beyond schedule while war risks grow. Nixon cites it as a reason for Vietnamization, as border towns become ghost towns and South Vietnamese forces prepare to shoulder more security duties near Saigon.
President Nixon announced the withdrawal of all U S ground forces and advisers from Cambodia and outlined limits on remaining U S military involvement. He urged Hanoi to accept a negotiated settlement, warning there is no military solution and stressing terms will not be lowered under pressure. He framed the Cambodia move as a precede to broader peace efforts in Vietnam.
In a 47 to 46 vote the Senate backed Sen. Robert Griffin’s plan to allow U.S. funds to finance troops and advisers from Asian nations aiding Cambodia, a change to the Cooper Church amendment. The move kept the Chamber debating the broader Cambodia policy as the vote followed by further tests on related measures.
The Seafarers International Union and eight officers and members were indicted in Brooklyn on 17 counts for alleged political contributions to Democratic and Republican campaigns in 1968 and a conspiracy to contribute $750,000 from 1964 to 1968. Atty. Gen. Mitchell announced the case naming Kerr Hall Carlip Shephard and the four employees.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg desegregation case returns to U.S. Judge James B. McMillan after the 4th Circuit defers ruling until a rewritten plan is filed. HEW favoring cluster plans is rejected by the board, which agrees to submit its own 16-cluster plan maintaining leafed white majorities in each cluster.
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