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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1970

Page

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Question about Rosenstiel donation to Hoover foundation

Reader asks exact amount donated by Louis Rosenstiel to a J Edgar Hoover Foundation. The cited sources show no such foundation exists in current directories. Rosenstiel funds support Dorothy H and Louis Rosenstiel Foundation and Schenley Wholesalers Foundation, with assets and grants listed. possible reference to Herbert Hoover Foundation noted.

Savannah Georgia Louis Rosenstiel Schenley Whiskey J. Edgar Hoover Foundation J. F High Point Library Hoover Fanny and John Hurtz Foundation Los Angeles Dorothy H. and Louis Rosenstiel Foundation Schenley Wholesalers Foundation, Inc Journal Square Room Jersey City Herbert Hoover Foundation

Origin of Basketball and its Inventor

The game originated in the United States with Dr. James Naismith inventing basketball in Massachusetts in 1891. He created the sport at the YMCA training school to provide a productive indoor activity for students.

U.S.A James Naismith Massachusetts

Traffic signals realigned after reader complaint

A reader urged fixes at E Parkway and N Main where misaligned signals caused lane confusion. Within a day, traffic engineers realigned the signals and added signs and pavement arrows to clarify lanes and reduce the risk of a collision.

E. Parkway N. Main Main Street Main Main and Parkway R.M

Wall Shoe Shop offers trainee program in Thomasville

K W Denton and A Arliss Wall of Wall Shoe Shop in Thomasville trains new workers in shoe repair. Demand is high and placement follows aptitude and effort. Training has no pay, but rehabilitation allowances may apply. It may take six months to learn basics and longer to become skilled.

K. W Denton A. Arliss Wall of Wall Thomasville Wall

North Vietnamese advance toward U S base in Laos

North Vietnamese troops move from the Plain of Jars toward Sam Thong north of Vientiane. Civilians and Laotians are evacuated as reports say as many as 2,000 Vietnamese troops mass near the Plain of Jars and Sam Thong. First evacuations include 200 hospital victims.

Vientiane Laos U.S Sam Thong Plain of Jars

Cambodians Call In South Viet Fire

Cambodian troops pushed Viet Cong units toward South Vietnam and called in South Vietnamese artillery. A Cambodian officer directed 105mm fire across the border with An Phu District radio contact. Five Viet Cong bodies lay just inside Cambodia after two days of cross border fighting.

Nui O Mountain Cambodia An Phu Mekong River

Nixon Moves to Expand Housing Construction and Labor

President Nixon announced a plan to free about 1.5 billion in federal and state funds to revive the construction industry. He also proposed expanding mortgage money, boosting labor supply, and terminating last September’s curbs on federally assisted state and local projects. Republicans Scott and Ford welcomed faster housing starts and more construction jobs, including programs to place minorities in construction work.

Washington Nixon Congress Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania White House House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Ford

New UMW Hearings Called Over Pension Funds Use

The Senate labor investigations panel summons George Judy and Josephine Roche to testify on UMW pension fund handling amid charges against president W A Boyle. Boyle will appear Wednesday as hearings probe a 30 percent pension boost decided last June 24, impacting about 70 000 pensioners.

Washington Senate Labor Investigations Subcommittee United Mine Workers W. A Tony” Boyle George Judy Josephine Roche UMW Boyle Harrison A. Williams Jr D-N.j Williams Miss Roche Judy

West Point Lieutenant seeks discharge as conscientious objector

Lt. Louis Font, 23, a West Point graduate and first lieutenant, asks for CO status citing belief Vietnam war is immoral. He studied at Harvard and Kissinger era policy courses, left Kennedy School program to pursue pacifist stance, and scheduled a press conference at ACLU headquarters.

New York West Point Louis P. Font Kansas City Kan West Point Cadets Grad Henry Kissinger Nixon Vietnam

Sihanouk Blames US With Soviets Over Southeast Asia

In Moscow Prince Norodom Sihanouk and Soviet leaders call American military actions in Vietnam Laos and Cambodia the main cause of tension in Southeast Asia. Sihanouk's Paris departure to seek support from North Vietnam and Viet Cong was delayed and his talks with Kremlin leaders yielded no mention of North Vietnamese forces.

Moscow Cambodia Norodom Sihanouk Vietnam Laos Southeast Asia Sihanouk Paris Soviet Union China Peking Kremlin

Indian clashes kill 13 in West Bengal strike chaos

In Calcutta, at least 13 people died as clashes erupted between rival political and labor groups during a one day general strike in West Bengal. Scores were injured and street fighting disrupted commerce and transit.

Calcutta India West Bengal

Break Amid Indian Strike Leaves Several Injured

Inspector General M. Ghosh said Marxist Communist Party members were among the injured as clashes with trade unions and nonstriking cadres rocked Calcutta and surrounding areas. One confrontation occurred in Cooch Behar, 200 miles northeast. Communist mobs roamed Calcutta enforcing the strike.

M. Ghosh Communist Party India Calcutta Cooch Behar Here

Health Association Report Exposes Health Brutality Nationwide

APHA president Dr. Paul G. Cornely and past president Dr. Lester Breslow released Health Crisis in America after visits to six communities. The report cites cases of poverty, pesticide exposure among farm workers, and inadequate welfare for vulnerable groups.

Washington American Public Health Association APHA Paul G. Cornely Lester Breslow The Houston Tex Cornely Breslow America

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