ACTION LINE outreach notice at The Enterprise
A public call to submit concerns or questions by mail to The Enterprise with an invitation to call or write ACTION LINE for assistance and problem solving.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1967
Page
1
A public call to submit concerns or questions by mail to The Enterprise with an invitation to call or write ACTION LINE for assistance and problem solving.
A Q and A explains that operators hang up after confirming both parties and a clear line. They may interrupt after 25 to 30 minutes to ensure conversation stays active. Disconnects with a single line prompt lead the operator to verify completion of the call.
Age 17 for private license and 18 for commercial license per Mrs. John Spencer of Spencer's Flying Service at Midway Airport. Instruction available at Midway and Asheboro Municipal, with training also at Greensboro High Point Air Service and Pied Aviation at Smith Reynolds Airport Winston Salem. You may solo at 16 with parental consent.
Ray Kisiah, parks and recreation head, says a kite contest date will be announced soon for a parking area beside the college stadium, with the event hoped to occur in March as in prior years.
A Pinkerton Agency security officer works 1 9 p m at High Point Memorial Hospital to disperse visitors, reduce racket and maintain order. Administrator W R Peters notes Charlotte Memorial and many other hospitals employ several of these guards.
Look's preview of William Manchester's The Death of a President reports Secret Service agent Roy Kellerman thought Kennedy cried My God I'm hit as the first shot struck, just before a second bullet hit.
The plan states the new high school will be completed by the summer of 1968 to be ready for the fall term. The building is planned to coincide with the William Penn class transition, though the structure may serve additional purposes.
The text notes Tanglewood Park in Clemmons as closest public camping option about $2 daily, with Hanging Rock and Morrow Mountain as other state park sites. It suggests reserving at Tanglewood and describes state park walk-in spots. It also asks why Idol Street residents have mailboxes at homes while Long Street uses curb delivery and advises contacting Postmaster Walter L. York or superintendent John Easter about door delivery.
A brief social note describes a girl named Cindy Clapp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Clapp of 3100 Triangle Lake Rd, attending Easter activities with church service and dinner with her parents before a possible nap after the excitement.
U.N. Secretary-General U Thant reportedly provided a paper to eight governments outlining a combined halt in military action and start of talks to settle Vietnam. The plan calls for U.S. bombing and South Vietnam fighting to stop, then talks among the United States North Vietnam and later South Vietnam and the Viet Cong, with Britain the Soviet Union Canada India Poland and others joining, aiming for a new Geneva conference. Thant had meetings in Rangoon with North Vietnamese officials and later circulated the proposal after returning to New York.
Washington reports swirl around a possible easing of credit as the Federal Reserve Board reportedly contemplates lowering the discount rate. Banks including Bank of America and Morgan Guaranty have cut prime rates to 5.5 percent, while the discount rate stands at 4.5 percent. Officials caution no confirmation is given.
In Vietnam the northern sector clashes end Holy Week as Easter services resume in U.S. units. Marines and bombers report 146 North Vietnamese regulars killed in 48 hours around Con Thien, with 24 Marines dead and 140 wounded. Ensuing action includes attacks on Danang convoys, mortar duels, and a large Junction City sweep revealing a vast underground Viet Cong camp. American jets targeted power plants near Hanoi and Bac Giang, logging 94 missions.
A Washington dispute pits Senator Abraham Ribicoff against Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman over redirecting farm aid to urban poverty programs. Ribicoff urges billions for city initiatives, while Freeman warns of higher food costs and slashed farm income. The debate includes figures like Brewster Javits Kennedy and ties to urban migration.
Ribicoff argues for a shift toward free markets while urban voters grow impatient with high farm subsidies. The 1960s budget shows roughly 3.4 billion spent to support farm prices and commodities as the Agriculture Department operates with a 7 billion dollar-plus budget. The debate touches on consumer prices, urban growth, and tensions dating back to the Silent Spring controversy.
In Rome ten ton bell of St. Peter's Basilica led a citywide Easter morning peal as tens of thousands prepare for midnight masses. Earlier Pope Paul presided Holy Saturday services ending Lent and ushering in Easter with paschal candle lighting symbolizing Christ risen.
Thousands of Christian pilgrims from around the world gather in Jerusalem to mark Easter with ceremonies at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and other sites. Rain drizzled as they retraced Jesus' steps along the Via Dolorosa and observed the Blessing of the Fire.
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