15 Mar 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1970
Page
1
In response to a reader question about retiring Charlie Scott's number, the answer states there has been no announcement and it is unlikely, noting UNC does not retire numbers often.
College Village has spaces for 880 cars with buildings totaling 125000 square feet on 15 acres. Westchester Mall accommodates 1988 autos with about 332000 square feet of buildings on 30 acres.
Arthur Glenn Corpening Jr veteran hotel man and former city official died after a long illness at his home. He started in hotels in 1929 and rose to manager of the Sheraton in 1946 before guiding the New South Motor Inn and New South Furniture Corp. He also served on the City Council and the C and D Board.
FBI report concludes the car blast that killed Ralph Featherstone and William H. Payne likely used a dynamite device not concealed. The Bel Air Maryland incident linked to SNCC figures prompted a state autopsy finding a mercury battery in Payne and clues of an electrical firing system.
Three bombs exploded in Saigon on Saturday, killing one civilian and wounding five outside the 3rd Precinct headquarters. A second blast hit an empty downtown cinema. no casualties. A third blast occurred in a park nearby. one suspect captured. Military clashes reported near Hue and in War Zone C with U S forces and South Vietnamese troops suffering several casualties.
Senate leader Senator Mike Mansfield vows to push the 18-year-old vote provision in the Voting Rights Act and fight any compromise that drops it. House Judiciary Chairman Emanuel Celler pledges strong opposition as a conference action looms.
Washington reports the United States suffered more than the previously cited 27 deaths in Laos from ground hostile action. Officials say the total is less than 50 since 1962, including civilians and military, with specifics limited by inconsistent reporting in earlier years.
Antidraft protesters announce nonviolent, orderly civil disobedience in over 100 cities during March 16 to 22. They will stage sit ins at draft board offices and induction centers next Thursday and expect arrests while avoiding entry or destruction. The New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam calls for mass reporting to draft boards on March 19.
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