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06 Nov 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
1
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The Neilson and American Research Bureau survey use four week periods with diaries from about 3000 local families. Each week a new group records viewing, data is compiled by computer, and results show total homes and viewer breakdowns guiding broadcaster programming decisions. Nancy McClellan provides the local information through WGHP TV.
The law does not require merchants to accept foreign currency as legal tender. Canadian coins are not obligatory tender, and exchange rates vary with market values.
The passage lists states without the death penalty Alaska Hawaii Iowa Maine Michigan Minnesota North Dakota Oregon West Virginia Wisconsin and notes New Mexico New York Rhode Island Vermont have limited forms. It mentions most states with death penalty allow life imprisonment as substitute and cites broader regional trends and criminologist studies.
If you live in Guilford County call the sheriff’s department to pick up stray dogs. A reader asked about county action or county dog control versus city dog catcher options and responsibilities.
A reader complained about weeds in the 700 block North Hamilton. Public Works tracked down the out of town owner and cleaned the lot, letting a grandmother ride freely again. Another reader asked about commercial art studies and job options. The response listed local schools and adult education contacts.
Six thousand South Vietnamese troops moved across a wide front in southeastern Cambodia in a major new land river and air operation. Spokesmen said no significant contact occurred in the first hours of the drive, the largest since border crossing began last May. Objectives include choking infiltration into the Mekong Delta, destroying rebuilt North Vietnamese bases, and easing pressure on South Vietnam.
Informed sources report South Vietnamese forces may advance to Takeo forty miles south of Phnom Penh as the offensive stretches along a hundred miles of the Cambodian Vietnamese border. The North Vietnamese infiltration is said to be increasing.
Coast Guard reports 14 survivors from the 268-foot Caribbean Mist after it sank off the North Carolina coast. Three crewmen remain missing. Survivors were rescued by the Eastward and the Chilula, with debris and distress signals prompting a coast guard search by air and sea. The vessel flew the British flag. origin and destination unknown.
A bemused officer named Gordon Whitaker comments on Plymouth's failure in a pursuit. The capture story is reported on Page 1-B with staff photo by Art Richardson.
Italy, a NATO member and ally of the United States, recognizes the Communist Chinese government after Cabinet approval of a Paris agreement after 21 months. An ambassador exchange is expected in months as Formosa severs relations with Italy, while trade with Italy continues.
Cape Kennedy reports the Air Force launched a secret Titan 3 satellite for almost 30 minute warning of a Soviet or Chinese long range missile attack. The 1800 pound craft will orbit near 24 000 miles above the Pacific then be positioned above Southeast Asia for infrared detection. Newsmen were barred from viewing the launch.
A dynamite blast damaged the rear of Temple Beth Am in Henrietta near Rochester, with no injuries. It is the third synagogue bombing in the area within 10 days, following earlier blasts in Rochester on Oct. 12 and Oct. 27. Police searched for a red Oldsmobile wagon linked to the attack.
An uneasy calm along the Suez Canal followed a 90 day cease-fire extension as bombs exploded in Tel Aviv. A central bus station and a bus platform were hit, killing one and wounding 24 as Arab suspects were rounded up.
The Labor Department reports the U.S. unemployment rate rose to 5.6 percent, with total jobless near 4.3 million and payroll employment down by about 0.5 million amid manufacturing losses tied to the GM auto workers strike. Wholesale prices were unchanged from the prior period.
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