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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1967
Page
5
Carbon monoxide fumes swept through the Yankee Clipper Inn killing three guests including a bridegroom during a weekend stay. Sixty others were hospitalized as thirty-two ambulances ferried the stricken to area hospitals from the seven story 210 room hotel. The victims include Bruce Plagman 22 of Cleveland and other named guests.
Five people including three officers were hospitalized after a faulty pool heater vent released deadly carbon monoxide fumes at an Elyria inn. Betty Ann Bishop 50 and Mary Bishop 56 were among the injured. investigation focuses on the ventilation system.
NEW YORK AP Union Theological Seminary releases eight of 38 private letters from Dietrich Bonhoeffer to his fiancée Maria von Wedemeyer-Weller. The excerpts appear in Union Seminary's Review. letters smuggled out by a guard. The fiancéé, now Mrs. Wedemeyer-Weller, lives near Boston with her family and has left the letters to Harvard University with viewing restrictions until her death.
Gov. George Romney and backers press for support as Gallup shows Rockefeller and Nixon ahead in early polling. The Associated Press notes Romney trails Rockefeller and Nixon while other contenders including Ronald Reagan and Senator Mansfield receive attention amid the 1968 GOP nominating race.
Romney visits Washington outlining a plan to end the Vietnam war with a neutralization approach seen as promising. He cited Nixon as a tough foe and suggested engaging voters with debates, while Rockefeller praised Romney and other contenders as alternatives to the Johnson policy.
LAKEWOOD California AP A former soldier waited 223 days in 1966 for Army orders and was billed 1238 dollars paid during his extended absence. John Brown 24 says he tried to resolve the mixup monthly and that his hitch stretched over five years. Another case involves Pfc Joseph A Smith who spent 18 months at home awaiting orders to Vietnam and now seeks discharge. Army tests Smiths case in San Francisco while Brown claims 1300 dollars owed in back pay and allowances.
Mrs Hugh Williams of Louisville praises Preparation H in letters, claiming it helps inflamed hemorrhoids and soothes irritated tissues. The account touts its lubrication and infection prevention benefits in ointment or suppository form.
At the United Nations in New York the Security Council considers three resolutions to appoint a UN envoy to broker a Middle East settlement after the June Arab Israeli war. They differ on envoy powers and the framing of Israeli withdrawals Arab belligerency shipping rights and refugee issues.
Stanford Medical Center surgeons say the world’s first human heart transplant could occur once an ideal donor and recipient appear together. Dr. Norman E. Shumway says experience with animal transplants backs readiness, with current targets including patients unable to sustain a heart and children with unrepaired defects. The journal notes donor heart viability hinges on removal within 30 minutes of death, extended slightly by cold salt water, limiting to emergency cases.
Advert may claim FASTEETH paste ensures dentures stay secure and comfortable with no pasty taste. It promotes better chewing, reduces denture breath, and advises regular dentist visits while noting availability at drug counters.
A hair consultant advertises a free consultation to diagnose hair and scalp problems. Provides privacy at home options, outlines honesty about potential results, duration, and costs, and offers a written treatment guarantee if accepted.
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