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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1967
Page
1
A notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to discuss concerns, settle problems, or seek advice by writing ACTION LINE c o The Enterprise. The prompt emphasizes availability and open communication channels.
A conversation asks why the city spends on leaf grinding while a respondent says crews suck up leaves pack them and dump them. The remark suggests avoiding street pileups and a heavy leaf load in the streets.
City traffic engineer R V Moss sent March 14 to the State Highway Dept for authority to install a traffic signal at E Green and Park. If approved, the stoplight could be in by August as E Green is part of the State Street System funding such improvements.
Dr. Dean Pruette explains current transportation rules for city pupils under North Carolina law. Annexed areas get bus service, older city areas do not. Oak Hill Oak View Northwood receive transport to high schools. High Point runs one federally funded bus to Cloverdale for trainable classes. A bill would extend service to all city pupils.
Congress moves to a 10 day Easter recess after a shortened work week with little expected final action. The Senate plans to take up a 12.2 billion dollar supplemental defense and Vietnam war appropriation bill today, offering critics of Johnson policies a fresh chance to comment.
The Court by 8 to 1 vote refuses to review Brooklyn man Mitchell III's conviction for failing to report for induction. He argued Vietnam War violates international treaties. Douglas notes treaty law and recurring Selective Service questions but justices offer no comment on merits. Mitchell faced up to five years in prison.
Raleigh AP James Gardner a Republican from North Carolina says he expects Senator Thomas Dodd of Connecticut to be ousted after Senate Ethics Committee probes into using campaign funds personally. Gardner also criticized Adam Clayton Powell and urged investigation and possible charges.
Supreme Court upholds police arrest based on information from an informant without a warrant in a 5-4 Illinois narcotics case. The majority says informant identity need not be revealed to establish probable cause, while four justices dissented, arguing the ruling rewrites the fourth amendment.
President Johnson presses for a peace focused Guam talks while Premier Ky pushes for escalation including bombing Hanoi and blockading Hai Phong. U.S. officials report intensified enemy moves and better weapons but no troop surge, and announce Lodge to become ambassador at large with Bunker moving to Saigon.
AP reports two Viet Cong battalions attacked a smaller American armored unit 31 miles north of Saigon but were repelled with heavy losses. The battle left 224 Communist bodies, with 800 dead and wounded estimated, while 31 Americans were wounded and 10 died due to tank and mortar hits. American jets and Armor backed by artillery and Air Force bomblets halted the assault.
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