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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1969
Page
29
Reader seeks assistance finding someone in High Point who speaks Swedish for an April furniture market visit. The response humorously suggests contacting various Nordic-descended locals and notes trying basic phrases and songs to ease交流 with potential Swedish speakers.
The inquiry questions possible downsides of high milk intake for a 25 year old including excess intake like 2 gallons daily. It discusses perceived effects such as humorously imagined cow film, cholesterol impact, and balancing milk with alcohol use, asking about real symptoms or bodily changes from excessive dairy.
The top tier may be frozen wrapped with icing removed for the first anniversary, or stored un frozen in an airtight container with a brandy soaked cloth. Black fruitcakes age well like the couple and can be foil wrapped for major anniversaries. A guest sleeping with the cake under their pillow is said to invite prophetic dreams.
The State Auditor’s office in Raleigh holds salary information for state employees including university officials. The department’s hours are 8 30 to 5 30 Monday through Friday and staff will assist public inquiries.
A homeowner reports a small reddish wine colored bird about sparrow size with a leg tag. Possible identifications include a red-breasted titmouse a purple finch or a Red Crossbill. The bird measures about 6 inches, males show raspberry red head and breast, call a sharp pip and trill.
A reader asks who would fill the vice presidency if Spiro Agnew died. The answer: nobody would automatically assume the role. the line of succession would apply to the next in order, and a new appointment would require constitutional steps or succession rules.
U S infantrymen of the Americal Division press a three way coastal offensive south of Da Nang to destroy enemy forces and relieve pressure on Tam Ky and Quang Ngai. The command reports 313 enemy killed, 37 Americans dead, and 337 wounded as operations extend up to 18 miles inland to track enemy base camps.
Washington AP report notes economist Arthur Burns urges abandoning the five year 27 billion dollar model cities plan while Moynihan defends it. officials say a Romney led subcommittee may revive the program with citywide planning and a possible limiter to the current 150 cities.
North State Telephone Co. purchased the First Union National Bank Building at Hayden Place and West Washington Drive in High Point. The deal, likely about half a million dollars, closes June 30 with First Union remaining as tenant for years while North State uses upper floors for offices.
The Soviet Communist party urged a national drive to end alcoholism, blaming it for 40 percent of divorces and many crimes. Pravda demanded stricter penalties for drunkenness at work and a broad media campaign to change behavior. A Sovetskaya Rossiya commentator argued alcohol is easily sold in shops and that hosts favor vodka over tea or coffee at home.
The three day state funeral for Dwight D. Eisenhower starts at the National Cathedral. The flag shrouded coffin lies in Bethlehem Chapel for public viewing as military escorts, including Gen Omar Bradley and Adm Arthur Radford, attend. About 600 attendees, rising to 2,000 as the public enters, witness the brief service.
Moscow via Tass called on the People's Republic of China to join negotiations to normalize the Soviet Chinese frontier. The statement urged calm, urged China to refrain from provocative frontier actions, and proposed resuming talks started in Beijing in 1964.
Judy Royals and Lolita Hylton of The Enterprise Women’s Dept. won first in NCPW 1968 writing contest awards banquet. Hylton earned in features for Guilford County Humane Society story. Royals in interviews for Archdale couple choosing a simple life. Hyltons reside in Thomasville. Royals in High Point.
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