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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1973
Page
1
Readers are urged to write or call Action Line at The Enterprise for help or questions. The paper notes inquiries are considered individually, but high volume prevents acknowledgment for each one.
A High Point Police Uniform Division member questions why hats must be worn inside patrol cars. A police spokesman cites appearance and experience as reasons, asserting the policy remains in force. Other items note caddie qualifications, Leonard Street Day Care changes, mail box pickup times, a church tour, and a Girls Club meeting.
James W. McCord, one of the Watergate defendants, writes of perjury and pressure to quiet witnesses. Sirica postpones sentencing, five others get provisional maximums up to 35 years, grand jury to hear defendants next week. Senate panel weighs FBI file access as it plans hearings and staff setup.
North Vietnam said it would release 40 prisoners on Tuesday and 67 on Wednesday at Gia Lam airport but claimed Laos POWs fall outside the cease fire. The U S suspended troop withdrawals pending Laos repatriations, while joint commission talks continued to resolve the dispute ahead of the cease fire expiry.
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Arkansas Governor Dale Bumpers told North Carolina Democrats at the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner that the party must address middle income citizens and regain lost loyalties. He warned against copying Republicans and urged reforms to show the party is the working man’s party.
The Sunday Oklahoman reports Pentagon sources say the 1968 My Lai massacre in Vietnam was planned and coordinated with the CIA to wipe out a village. It claims Army inquiries were a coverup and that CIA involvement explains the extensive CIA background in the investigation.
Nearly 50 North Carolina Democrats met in Raleigh at the Sir Walter Hotel after the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner to draft recommendations on party organization and leadership. Rep. Charles Webb and Guilford County members discussed the plan, to be submitted to party chairman James R. Sugg, as the party seeks renewal after recent statewide losses. Jane Patterson of Greensboro attended, tied to George McGovern reforms.
In Salem Ohio the mongrel Dumpy about 3 years old survived a gas exposure and a bullet wound after being dumped at a Mahoning County landfill. Two women who found him later nursed him to health and plan to adopt him or find a loving home as authorities suspend a deputy warden for five days over the case.
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