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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

13 May 1975

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

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May 13, 1975

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Market steady amid Cambodian seizure shadows trading

New York stocks closed near unchanged as investors continued buying on hopes of an economic recovery. Dow slipped 0.47 to 847.00 while Pan American gained 1 percent to 5, AT T warrants traded amid activity halt, AT T stock rose 4.25 to 144, NYSE composite index up 0.19 to 48.20, Amex stock Anglo Co. unchanged at 2 percent.

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High Point Enterprise subscription rates and policy notes

Information on mail and carrier subscription rates for The High Point Enterprise, with pricing for 4 month and 3 month, daily and Sunday, and monthly options. Notices include Associated Press reproduction rights and carrier contractor disclaimer.

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Lobbyists Rally Votes To Override Farm Veto

Veteran dairy lobbyists and a former Agriculture official hired by farm groups are gathering House support to override President Ford's veto of a farm bill. Forecasts suggest a 20 vote margin for override, requiring two thirds of those voting. The bill would boost target prices and loan rates for 1975 crops and create a dairy supports program at 80 percent parity with quarterly readjustments, with an open ended cost risk cited by Ford and EPA estimates.

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Washington Agriculture Department House Ford Agriculture Earl L. Butz
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Britain Recognizes South Vietnam Government

London reports Britain formally recognizes the new government of South Vietnam. A telegram from Foreign Secretary James Callaghan to Saigon’s foreign minister conveyed recognition Monday night, reaffirming policy to recognize the government in control, not endorsement of its policies.

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London Britain South Vietnam Foreign Office James Callaghan
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Assembly Impounds N C Funds

The House Base Budget Committee approved a resolution to temporarily impound about 84 million dollars in capital improvement funds from prior General Assemblies. The measure, sponsored by Rep John Ed Davenport with Speaker James C Green backing, allows a second review and deletion of nonessential projects.

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Raleigh House George Miller Durham Craig Lawing D Mecklenburg Miller John Ed Davenport D-Nash James C. Green
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Refugee Aid Bill Advances After Committee Approval

The House Appropriations Committee approved a $405 million refugee aid bill for In dochina refugees and sent it toward a full House vote. An amendment to reduce the sum to $373 million was rejected by voice vote as Rep. Otto E. Passman urged aid, calling refugees homeless and desperate.

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Washington Indochina House Appropriations Committee Otto E. Passman D-La
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South Vietnam Claims Embassy Ownership in Washington

The Vietnam News Agency says South Vietnam’s new government sent a note to the United States asserting ownership of the South Vietnamese Embassy in Washington and all former Saigon government property in the U.S. The report marks the first official contact under the new regime. Saigon radio cites Mekong Delta road openings and a 10 million piaster donation to a revolutionary committee in Rach Gia. US sources describe a calm scene in Vientiane after a week of uncertainty as Pathet Lao gains solid control and officials flee to Thailand. Despite Laotian rules restricting exits, no border closure occurred.

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Israelis Raid Lebanese Border. Suspects Taken In

Israeli forces crossed into Lebanon for the second day to seize Arabs suspected of aiding Palestine guerrillas. Raids focused on the village of All Around near the border. A day earlier four men and a woman were taken for investigation. A military spokesman said no bullets were fired.

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IRS Rebates Rolling Out By Filing Order

GREENSBORO AP Federal income tax rebates are being issued in the same sequence as 1974 returns. Early January and February filers received checks over the weekend. Birmingham Alabama processes the mailings with distribution extending into late June. A Greenboro IRS official recalled filing in March.

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Mayaguez crisis moves toward possible force option

U S forces monitor the Mayaguez as diplomatic efforts continue. Ford weighs military action if Cambodia resists. 7th Fleet ships move toward the Gulf of Thailand while Kissinger and Ford press for the ship’s release. Public opinion in Congress is mixed as diplomacy unfolds.

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South China Sea Gulf of Thailand White House U.S Ford Mayaguez United States Southeast Asia Cambodia South Vietnam Philip W. Buden China Henry A. Kissinger Tan Kissinger St. Louis John J. Sparkman Senate Foreign Relations Committee James L. Buckley Rn.y
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Hostages Freed By Riot Police Near Montreal Plant

In suburban Longueuil, more than 100 riot police freed 10 hostages held by about 50 striking union members at the United Aircraft plant. Police used clubs and tear gas as they arrested several rioters and took control of the barricaded building after a rally at which labor leaders attacked proposed provincial corruption legislation in construction.

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Montreal United Aircraft Longueuil Quebec Federation of Labor Louis Laberge Fernand Daoust
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Conferees OK Housing Bill Aims 400000 New Homes

Senate and House conferees announce agreement on a large housing bill to produce about 400000 new homes and 800600 construction jobs next year. The plan includesforeclosure assistance and a federal cap on interest rates to curb boom bust cycles. Ford may veto. critics call it inflationary. Proxmire predicts a $12 to $15 billion GDP boost and $2 billion more in tax revenues.

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Washington House Senate Ford William Proxmire D-Wis Senate Banking Committee
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Pulitzer winner Larry Allen dies at 66 in Mexico City

Larry Allen, 66, longtime Associated Press correspondent, who won the 1942 Pulitzer for war reporting, has died in Mexico City. His reporting spanned conflicts from the Spanish Civil War to the Haitian revolution in 1987.

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Mexico City Larry Allen Associated Presa Allen
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