10 Mar 1968
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1968
Page
1
The notice invites readers to call or write ACTION LINE to share concerns or ask questions, with a mailing address at The Enterprise for correspondence. It emphasizes seeking guidance and problem resolution through reader input.
The piece discusses how the Ten Commandments were numbered and divided by tradition. It notes Exodus 20 and Deuteronomy 5 as sources, cites Dr. Earl Crow of High Point College, and explains that ancient text lacked verseing and order. It mentions Jewish Talmudic, Augustinian, and Hellenistic renderings and offers photostats on request.
The term "'ka" is an Egyptian spiritual concept representing a life force or double that resides with the deceased. It is not an independent soul but an aspect of the individual linked to the afterlife and sustenance after death.
A letter discusses legality and partnership in salvaging items from the bottom of High Rock Lake. It notes a request directed to Yadiin Inc a subsidiary of Alcoa and mentions Wayne Mabry the public relations contact. The tone dismisses involvement with new partners and warns about environmental concerns.
A long neglected shanty on W Lexington draws complaints over its curb appeal and health concerns. The property, tied to heirs of Charles B Welch who died intestate, stalls amid offers to K Mart and English Motors. Condemned by the Health Dept but not razed, it remains a blight awaiting a sale or resolution.
Washington report on Secretary of State Rusk and Senate critics clashing amid debates on Johnson's Vietnam conduct. The issue dominates public discourse as Vietnam policy sharpens following Nixon's campaign stance and calls for troop level adjustments.
London reports heavy buying pressure on gold as rumors of U S actions fuel demand despite a U S government statement that the price will stay at $35 an ounce. Analysts note massive reliance on speculation and views from Paris to Basel on monetary tensions and de Gaulle’s stance.
U S infantry riding armored personnel carriers killed 129 Communists with no U S fatalities in an all day battle near Tam Ky in Quang Tin Province. Americal Division and 196th Brigade pressed the fight while B 52s bombed near Hue and Khe Sanh as Marine and South Vietnamese units reported additional clashes and casualties.
Saint Denis Reunion island reports the death of General Ailleret and his wife and daughter among 19 aboard when their plane struck a mountain Saturday night. Wreckage spread 330 yards, with high ranking French officers among the dead as an opponent of a US strategy.
Report says a taxi driver A. J. Boruff, 27, was killed after a cab was set ablaze near Knoxville College dorms. Firemen faced stones from a crowd as police struggled to control the scene and gather facts about the shooting and arson.
A taxi fire in the city killed Boruff a college student and father of two. Officials said he was shot in the chest. Four students from the college area were jailed including Andrew Washington for public drunkenness and others for investigations after campus security police stopped the group. Dr Robert Owens, the college president, spoke of guilt over Boruff's death.
A presidential commission examined a federal guaranteed income for all needy people, sparked by the National Commission on Civil Disorders report. The plan would offer a basic stipend funded by the federal government, aiming to provide economic support during turmoil and poverty.
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