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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1972

Page

5

Copter Sinks In River With 11 Americans

A U S helicopter carrying reinforcements into a ground fight crashed and sank in the Dong Nai River near Saigon. All 11 aboard were feared dead. Ground forces suffered no casualties. The crash likely stemmed from mechanical trouble. Other helicopters reported no enemy fire and observed smoke before the crash. The rescued rifle platoon suffered no casualties. In broader action, B51 bombers supported South Vietnamese operations as troops reported killing about 100 North Vietnamese and destroying tanks and trucks.

Saigon Dong Nai River South Vietnam Air Force Navy North Vietnam U.S Laos John E. Greene Albany Greene A Shau Hue

Connally’s speech sparks concern over State Department power

Washington officials voiced worry that Treasury Secretary Connally aims to strip the State Department of control over foreign and economic policy. He urged reorganizing the overseas trade framework, provoking alarm amid a government study on trade policy and ongoing debates about the department’s influence.

Washington State Department Treasury John B. Connally U.S Connally New York Cials Office of Management and Budget Henry A. Kissinger

Hunt Promotes Rural Growth Centers To Aid Residents

Jim Hunt campaigning for the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor urged state programs to give rural residents the same opportunities as city dwellers. Speaking at a Future Farmers of America banquet in Monroe he favored concentrating growth around rural growth centers to attract industry and professionals.

Monroe N.C Jim Hunt Future Farmers of America Hunt

Bowles Attacks Busing Stance in North Carolina Governor Race

RALEIGH AP Bowles criticizes Lt. Gov Pat Taylor on school busing saying the governor can influence federal lawmakers to change laws while ensuring equal opportunities and quality education for all children. Bowles opposes forced busing solely to achieve racial balance.

Raleigh Skipper Bowles Pat Taylor Bowles Taylor North Carolina

Hobby Pledges Consumer Protection for Tar Heel Voters

Democratic candidate for governor Wilbur Hobby told a Jacksonville meeting that if elected he will be the strongest advocate for consumer protection. He, as AFL-CIO president, said Tar Heel citizens deserve protection from exorbitant price hikes in goods and services.

Jacksonville N. C Wilbur Hobby Hobby Afl-Cio American Federation of Government Employes

Subcommittee Finds Antisecrecy Law Largely Unused

House subcommittee chair Rep. Moorhead says federal agencies ignore the Freedom of Information Act, denying or partially denying about 2,200 requests while granting 17 for each. He cites the Air Force as the worst offender and notes media figures have not used the law enough to demand open records.

Washington House William S. Moorhead Dpa Government Information Subcommittee Moorhead Air Force Civil Service Commission Congress

Lose Fat Go Diet Plan Promises Steady Weight Loss

An advertisement promotes FAT-GO a new diet plan offering a 12 day supply for 2.50 with money back guarantee if not satisfied from first package. Shoppers are urged to ask drug stores about FAT-GO and start losing weight this week.

Drug Store

Tighter Job Market Upsets College Applicants

AP Business writer reports college and university students arrive for interviews better prepared and dressed as competition grows. Recruiters note more research on firms, improved appearance, and a shift to humility. The College Placement Council cites a 5 percent hiring rise expected in 1972, yet total openings may still lag.

New York Albert H. Barlow Chase Manhattan Bank Wall Street Clark Hine Columbia Graduate School of Business Ogilvy & Mather Thea.m Council Agency Cil

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