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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1967
Page
1
The message invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to discuss problems or worries and to call or write with details. It frames ACTION LINE as a help line for readers seeking answers or resolution.
A reader asks whether a owner or tenant controls surrounding land when renting a house monthly. The answer notes that without a lease either party can change terms with proper notice. if not given, the tenant may need to move. A chess question asks about local clubs. reply indicates no clubs found but potential facilities if player turnout occurs.
The city Code of Ordinances imposes licensing for dogs and sanitary rules for horses cows and fowl but names no explicit cap on domesticated animals. Pigs are banned and non domesticated animals are restricted, but cats appear not addressed in the code.
Citizens of High Point were told they could not directly name the new high school but could express wishes through their elected representatives to the Board of Education and should have communicated their preferences to those officials.
A High Point police officer working for a retail business directing traffic may issue a jaywalking citation. Dispatch confirms a uniformed officer enforces laws regardless of off duty status or current employer. A warrant delay raises the price, per PD policy.
The Winston-Salem Police Dept trains their dogs regularly and can be a resource for guard dog training. An obedience class meets on Thursday evenings at the Armory in Winston-Salem. For London bound readings, subscription rates to The Enterprise are listed with surface and air mail options. A Baptist Hospital mental health referral path is described, with outpatient options and admission depending on medical and psychiatric exams.
American airmen shot down a Communist MIG17 over North Vietnam during a heavy air strike on the Son Tay supply point near Hanoi. Ground combat spanned from the 17th Parallel to the Mekong Delta with helicopters and river craft engaged. U.S. losses included one jet downed over the North and helicopters damaged in the South as Hanoi radio claimed additional losses.
Pasadena California AP two biologists Dr Robert Edgar and Dr William Wood of Caltech report assembling a live virus termed T4 built from parts of incomplete viruses. The virus resembles a hypodermic syringe one ten thousandth of an inch long and cannot reproduce without host bacteria. They describe DNA injection driving rapid virus production and note they can create incomplete parts to stop full assembly. The findings appear in Caltech's Engineering and Science magazine.
Washington leaders and experts convene to scrutinize over 200 recommendations from the National Crime Commission. The 352 page report, released after 18 months of work, urges national coordination on crime, alcoholism, and organized crime while noting underreporting revealed by a survey of 10,000 households.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey compared U.S. Vietnam actions to Berlin and Korea in Geneva and told American mission staff that the United States has no need to apologize. He framed the conflict as a peace with honor effort and urged allies to back commitments and nonproliferation goals on his European tour.
The Torrey Canyon lies split on The Seven Stones reef with oil reaching the coast from the Lizard to New quay. Fishing boats spray detergent to disperse the slick as gales threaten to push it further south. tens of thousands of seabirds are affected.
Over the Easter weekend thousands of college youths traveled to beaches and resorts on the East and Gulf Coasts while a West Coast Love-In and a Manhattan Be-In drew attention. Police in Fort Lauderdale jailed about 500 youths for drunkenness and disorderly conduct as 16 more were arrested for firecracker incidents. Beach bans and rain dampened Biloxi revelry where 85 youths faced charges.
The Senate Defense subcommittee led by Sen. John Stennis urged officials to lift sudden incident restrictions in Vietnam. President Johnson praised Sen. Edward Brooke for his views while Kennedy and Clark urged a trial halt to gauge Soviet peace talks, amid a Pentagon rebuttal of the panel’s findings.
Sen. Stuart Symington says Washington holds back striking airfields in the North while pilots report MIG forces are tough and want freedom to attack runways and ground targets. He notes U S policy limits use of air and sea power against meaningful North Vietnam targets.
Snowy Jerusalem dampens Easter turnout with prayers at the tomb of Christ moved indoors. In Rome Pope Paul VI urged hope amid global troubles and announced an upcoming encyclical on social justice to address poverty and hunger.
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