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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1967
Page
1
The notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to address questions, worries, or problems. It encourages calls or letters to discuss issues or settle matters, emphasizing accessibility and outreach by the paper.
Snow began in the late afternoon of March 1 1927 reaching record depths of up to 45 feet by midnight and tapering to flurries by mid morning March 2. Enterprise reports show minimal school attendance prompting Wingate Andrews to cancel classes for the day with no official weather measurements then.
Residents may get natural gas once Piedmont Natural Gas surveys demand. District manager W L Pamplin says the 1700 block already has a gas line but no one else on the street has requested service. Call Piedmont to confirm interest and trigger a survey.
The Thomasville Rocket Club invites contests with other rocketeers. Brent Litwin is contact at 476-6640 to arrange events. He says models may use solid fuel engines reaching up to 2,500 feet and welcomes all rocket types and engine categories.
Oregon Senator Wayne Morse delivered a 22 hour 26 minute uninterrupted speech on the Tidelands Oil Bill in late April 1953. Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina followed with a 24 hour 18 minute Civil Rights Bill speech on August 28-29, 1957, aided by a brief interruption.
The column explains street washing flusher mechanics flushing debris toward the curb and catch basin and notes sidewalk debris on resurfaced streets. It also covers Paul Harvey's radio show status, and details High Point park baseball limits and adult softball activity with local sponsorship changes and youth programs. It ends with an explanation of a beeper tone heard on networks tied to time zones.
FBI teams using bulldozers uncovered two skeletons at a suspected Cosa Nostra cemetery near Jackson Township 60 miles from New York. One victim, Angelo Sonnessa, 48, disappeared in 1961. the other, Kenneth Later, 55, disappeared in 1963. Both linked to Cosa Nostra. farm owners arrested as witnesses.
Congressman Celler, chair of the House panel on Powell, says the House will seat Adam Clayton Powell after a Harlem special election. He cites private talks with members who now favor seating Powell, a view echoed by Rep. Conyers as likely to prevail if Powell wins April 11.
Terri Ann Duskin, a five year old with a brain tumor, rode an observation car on a Minneapolis to St. Paul train with her mother. She wore red polish and a blue hair clasp as her last days fade, memories of past joys contrasting with her weakened condition.
Government spending surpassed receipts at an annual $3.6 billion deficit in late 1966, the largest since 1964, while Johnson touts these national income accounts as accurate policy indicators. Labor data show wholesale food prices down amid a steady 106.0 wholesale price index.
A family rides a domed cruiser past industrial decay as Terri Ann, once active, loses speech and movement. Doctors warn she may not reach six, while her mother clings to hope and protects the girl’s happiness despite the looming loss.
The House Antitrust Subcommittee requests documents from IBM Control Data GE Honeywell and Sperry Rand Univac as part of an inquiry into the electronic computer industry. The Justice Department has already been looking into cross licensing disputes involving IBM and Univac amid a $12 billion data processing market with roughly 40 000 systems installed.
A Nashville mother Wanda Lee Thompson 27 sent her 5 year old Teresa Lynn Thompson to a downtown finance company after her paycheck was garnisheed. Teresa Lynn is now a ward of juvenile court and Thompson faces neglect charges. The girl was left with a note and later placed with a great aunt with possible custody pending final action. The loan manager said he would help if the mother asked and offered to release funds or the check.
In northern South Vietnam Communist forces attacked a 121 truck convoy near Da Nang injuring 140 Marines and killing 24. Mines hit a Marine convoy, leaving three trucks burned and three Marines dead with 10 wounded as fighting raged around Con Thien Mountain in Quang Tri Province.
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