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09 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1967
Page
1
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The article explains male and female plant blossoms and the concept of dioecious and monoecious species with examples. It also notes neuter plants like the banana and mentions a Jaycees Christmas toy drive led by Warren Hamilton with toy pickup on November 11 and contact numbers for donations.
A Vietnamese national policeman questioned a Viet Cong suspect as U S troops from the 101st Airborne Brigade conducted village checks near Tam Ky in South Vietnam's coastal plains. A trooper pressed his M16 to the woman's head during the interrogation.
The Department of Defense arranges personal notification of next of kin by service members. If next of kin are not officially listed, parents may be informed by the initial notifier such as the wife or another designated person. A 2001 report confirms telegrams in Randolph County followed a home visit by two noncommissioned officers.
Scout Exec Bunn Hackney advises contacting him before taking a group of boys camping within an hour’s drive of High Point. He notes the venture is more than tent pitching and cooking and requires following regulations. He is ready to provide detailed guidance.
Residents debate curbside parking on Council Street between Ferndale and Gatewood as trash and grass damage from student vehicles prompt calls for action. Community note cites property owners' right to install sidewalks, while experts warn removing parking may shift problems elsewhere.
The Saturn 5 rocket launched at Cape Kennedy at 7 a.m. EST on its first test, placing a 40-ton Apollo 4 moonship into orbit and powering it to an 11,400 mile high peak before a controlled re entry test. Engineers monitored a vent valve issue that briefly raised concern before a safe separation and engine restart. Apollo 4 then aimed for a Pacific Ocean splashdown later in the day.
The United Auto Workers and Chrysler reached a tentative three year contract after a 34 hour bargaining session. Much of Chrysler’s car and truck production remained idle as the deal was worked out Wednesday night in Detroit.
Gov. Dan Moore called for a blue ribbon highway study panel to survey North Carolina roads and report funding needs to the 1969 General Assembly. He spoke at the Economic Development Council conference, stressing integrating ports, safety, urban growth, and interagency cooperation.
Post Office continues delivery of the Crusader from Peking despite earlier barring. Editor Robert Williams, exiled from Monroe North Carolina, leads RAM and has ties to 1965 Chicago riot plans and 1965 Washington monument bombings probe.
In a White House Vietnam briefing Sen. Fulbright and Vice President Humphrey reportedly clashed over U S goals in Southeast Asia. Fulbright questioned conflicting aims while Humphrey defended Johnson's line that the real enemy is aggressive Asian communism led by Red China. Humphrey said things are going well. Mansfield said no end in sight for the war.
The Senate Finance Committee approved by an 11 to 6 vote a bill to boost Social Security benefits by 15 percent, increasing cash benefits by 3.6 billion next year. The payroll tax rate stays 4.4 percent in 1968, but the wage base rises from 6600 to 8000.
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