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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1971

Page

9

Rock carvings prompt museum inquiry and viewer tips

Readers report possible rock markings at Deep River with unsure origin from cavemen or Indians and request expert identification. The letter asks for a contact, cites Jim Mattocks as a rock hound, and suggests museum transfer if verified. The page also covers embalming guidance, home employment scams, notes on a High Point golf course opening, bird feeder recipes, and wig donations to High Point Community Theater.

Deep River Jim Mattocks Boy Scouts

Brezhnev Outlines Soviet Foreign Policy at 24th Congress

Leonid Brezhnev opened the 24th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party with a pledge to preserve existing socialist states, support national liberation movements, aid the Third World, and seek peaceful coexistence while ready to counter imperialist threats. He assured North Vietnam of Moscow’s fraternal support, noted hints of China-Soviet rapprochement yet condemned anti-Soviet China propaganda, defended the 1988 invasion of Czechoslovakia, and welcomed 101 foreign delegates from 90 countries as the party reviews past results and sets future goals.

Moscow Russia Soviet Communist Party Leonid J. Brezhnev Kremlin Palace of Congresses Brezhnev North Vietnam Soviet Union Congress China Noti People’s Republic of China Czechoslovakia Prague Nikolai Podgorny Red Albania Peking

Calley Sentencing Phase Opens At Fort Benning

Lt William Calley faces a life or death sentence after conviction for premeditated murder in the My Lai massacre. The sentencing phase begins as his lawyers consider whether jurors can reassess the verdict to avoid a death sentence. The six jurors must five vote for life or all six for death. Calley, 27, remains stoic. his chief defender Latimer seeks mercy, arguing mitigation while noting Calley’s background and family.

Kennedy Calley George Latimer My Lai Associated Press Bo Duffy Leat Limited Rusty Latimer Gainesville Fla

Hells Of War At My Lai Verdict Near

The AP reports Rusty Calley awaited a verdict for his My Lai court martial after a 13 day deliberation. He faced possible execution or life imprisonment for killings including 20 Vietnamese civilians and a monk, with sentencing to follow.

Soviet Factional Debate Surfaces at 24th Congress

AP analysis notes a debate between the Soviet military industrial complex and the Communist party as the 24th Congress opens. Defense minister Grechko lauds electronic power and precision industries while Pravda emphasizes raising living standards and a scientific approach to economic and social problems.

Communist Party Andrei_ A.Grachko Armed Meee Pravda Grechko Armed Forces Krasnaya Zvezda Red Star Armed ‘Forces

Manson and three women receive death penalty

The nine month trial of Charles Manson Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie Van Houten and Susan Atkins ends with seven men and five women jurors deciding on the gas chamber. Jurors say they sought to protect society while defense and prosecutors reflect on the verdicts and possible appeals.

LOS Angeles Charles Manson Tate-LaBianca Manson Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie van Houten Susan Atkins Charles Older State Supreme Court Vincent Bugliosi U.S. Supreme Court

American Planes Strike North Vietnamese Guns in DMZ

Four American fighter-bombers attacked North Vietnamese artillery in the DMZ northern sector. The U S command reported the planes returned safely but gave no hit confirmation. Field commanders note 13 mile range guns could threaten bases below the DMZ, while casualties from the latest clash exceed 225 killed and over 130 wounded.

Saigon Ben, Hai River Demilitarized Zone U.S Ting South Vietnam Pentagon Ifield Dmz Laos McNamara Line Ienemy

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