High Point Police Traffic Chief Addresses Public Feedback
A Q and A in The Enterprise covers a Hamilton Street accident scene with multiple officers, the traffic captain explaining field presence and patrol conduct. It also notes welding and nursing aide courses at Guilford Technical Institute, jogging club inquiries with YMCA input, and Johnson Street School crosswalk supervision with posted patrols and school leadership confirming schedules.
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Guilford Technical Institute
Veteran seeking ACL loan through Guilford County aid
A Vietnam veteran asks how to obtain an ACL loan to repair a home. The reply notes visiting the Guilford County Veterans Service office at 260 Main Street to order a certificate of eligibility and to bring a DD 214 to speed processing, with option to mail information.
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Laird outlines strategy of deterrence and defense cuts
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird outlined a five year defense program emphasizing deterrence and alliance strength while holding Army personnel to 2.5 million and trimming spending. He argued the United States and allies must deter all levels of conflict from strategic to local wars and pursue flexible nuclear arms options. He described a staged ABM plan with three sites and a possible fourth, tied to SALT talks resuming in Vienna next week.
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Yost urges pullout date for Vietnam and UN admission for China
Former U S ambassador to the United Nations Charles W Yost proposes a withdrawal deadline within a year to a year and a half for all U S troops from Vietnam and supports admitting Communist China to the United Nations without conditions. He foresees ongoing Egypt Israel talks at UN headquarters without a cease fire extension and calls for Israel to withdraw from Egyptian territory. Yost, 63, retires and will lecture at Columbia, advise the UN Association, and write a critical book on foreign policy mistakes.
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Laos Campaign Assessed Hanoi Suffers Setback
U S Command analysis says South Vietnamese attacks in Laos delay Hanoi and extend Vietnamization. The drive stretches 26 miles along Highway 9 toward Sepone and Muong Nong as US officials claim a day of supplies enables 10 days of North Vietnamese fighting. Saigon reports stockpile destruction and 60 tons of munitions destroyed near Sepone.
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General's Testimony Delayed In European PX Scandal
Brig. Gen Earl F Cole vanished on October 10 1969 while under Senate scrutiny over European PX dealings. Army Provost Marshal Harley L Moore testified three men offered $50 000 to take the Fifth Amendment and stay silent. Cole later said he met the men at Frankfurt airport and refused to identify them. He was to testify before the Senate today but was delayed until Wednesday.
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Moore
Peace Ballot Is Pushed Across Nation In Antiwar Drive
A band of antiwar protesters promote a People’s Peace Treaty to appear on municipal ballots nationwide. The plan calls for immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam, a total ceasefire, and prisoner releases. NSA coordinates a campus network to push local referenda, countered by YAF which expects most students to vote no.
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Frank Greer
National Student Association
Vietnam
New York
Greer
Young Americans For Freedom
YAF
Ron Docksal
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University of Maryland
NSA
North
South Vietnam
Doug Hostetter
New School For Social Research
Hostetter
Harrisburg
Yam Ky
Airmen Freed After Five Days Of Captivity In Turkey
In Ankara Turkish police said they are closing in on leftist militants who held four U S airmen for five days no ransom paid despite threats of execution The captors called the Americans back and forth before leaving the apartment The released airmen Sgt Jimmie J Sexton Alrmon Lc Richard Caragal Larry Heavner and James M Gholson were questioned by authorities before returning to their billet
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People’s Liberation Army
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San Angelo
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Richard Caragal
Stamford, Conn
Larry J. Heavner
Denver, Colo
James M. Gholson
Alexandria, Va
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