02 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1967
Page
1
A brief call or letter inviting readers to share concerns or problems with ACTION LINE at The Enterprise. The notice urges timely contact and provides a mailing address c/o The Enterprise for reader submissions.
The item explains cashews originate on evergreen trees. They are native to Central and South American tropics and later spread to Africa and India. The answer notes cashews are part of the anacardiaceae family related to poison ivy and other fruits.
President Johnson accused Congress of delaying a proposed income tax hike, saying inaction fuels inflation and hurts the economy. He urged spending cuts, warning that without action stock and bond markets reflect uncertainty.
U S Representative John R. Rarick and companions escaped injury after a gunman fired four shots in a French Quarter motel driveway in New Orleans early today. Rarick described diving between cars as witnesses counted four shots, though police recovered only one slug.
Viet Cong troops launched a massive assault to seize Loc Ninh district town near the Cambodian border but were repelled by U S and South Vietnamese forces. Reported enemy deaths reached 463 in the latest drive, with allied losses at 46 total and several prisoners captured amid near two dozen weapons seized.
John L. Stickley of Charlotte announces he will seek the Republican nomination for governor of North Carolina. The 65 year old textile industrialist is a former Democrat and says he has January speaking engagements as a candidate. He credits Rep. Charles R. Jonas for inspiring his move into politics.
A 22-year-old U.S. soldier from Fort Mill South Carolina wounded by a booby trap near Chu Lai in Vietnam was pronounced dead after hours of resuscitation. An Army embalmer began incision and Bayne showed life, later stabilizing at Walter Reed Hospital. He plans to return to college to become a history teacher.
Washington AP reports the U S dairy industry faces a cheaper substitute made from vegetable fats called filled or imitation milk. It undercuts milk prices, spreading from Western states to the East. NMFP will discuss at Miami Beach convention Nov 12-16. Dairymen seek laws to bar the product and consider raising skim milk prices to erase the price gap.
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