07 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1967
Page
1
The notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to share concerns or questions. It emphasizes availability by phone or writing and frames the line as a problem solving resource for the community.
A reader questions youth lawn rolling despite a death and urges police warnings. The page covers self defense myths, a church store robbery by four juveniles, and community safety calls. It also includes Q and A on alcohol, racing figures, state sales tax, and junk mail lists.
The state sells auto registration lists to Polk and others, a practice dating back decades. Municipal courts forward parking summonses with license numbers. Polk then obtains owner names and addresses, paying a clerk in Nebraska and routing data through Detroit to Lincoln. The program also sells varied lists, including 210 000 boat owners for five hundred dollars, and Polk claims a nationwide auto registration list since 1922 for automotive industry data and direct mail ads.
Raleigh AP report states two million North Carolina automobile owner names and addresses are sold by the Motor Vehicles Department to R L Polk Co of Cincinnati who resells or leases to direct mail advertisers. The list costs $8 per 1000 names. The department previously provided names in exchange for Polk filing license cards. No NC legal test exists on such sales.
In South Vietnam, heavy fighting was reported in the central highlands and coastal lowlands as suspected new Communist offensives loom. The White Horse Division said 113 North Vietnamese were killed near its base, with light Korean casualties. U.S. forces reported multiple clashes near Dak To, with about 20 American soldiers killed and 27 wounded. air strikes hit parts of the North, while Korean units faced sustained pressure in the coastal area.
Moscow officials unveiled six new weapons staged in a linked display and a new tactical missile with a long range, described by Tass as quick to ready and capable of launches from silos and other sites.
John Garner known as Cactus Jack, former vice president, died at 98 in Avade Texas. Don Large, his longtime companion, said Garner died peacefully with his eyes open. Large recalled Garner’s simple late years and affection for pecan trees and turkeys.
A Trans World Airlines 707 crashed on takeoff from Greater Cincinnati Airport. The jet slid across a muddy field after failing to gain lift as landing gear partially dropped off. Youell Road area scene described.
Surveyor 6 races toward a planned soft touchdown in Sinus Medii on the moon's visible face. If successful, it will carry a TV camera and an automatic chemistry set to analyze soil during the 231 416 mile journey with guidance from sun sensors.
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