22 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1967
Page
1
Southgate president Kermit Cloniger confirms negotiations with two theater operators for a 600 seat modern cinema at Southgate Shopping Center, with a deal likely this year. No design yet but first rate movies promised.
Q and A discuss city work on W Lexington at Farmer's Dairy and the N Main project extending into Lexington to reshape the intersection. The ridge is a height difference between old surface and new base coat, to be leveled with finishing touches. Also explains how to apply for a US passport at the Middle District Federal Court clerk's office with form, birth cert, photos, and fees.
A reader asserts complaints exist about extended hours for women despite the State Labor Commissioner Frank Crane saying none. The writer argues long weeks harm families and motherhood and urges women to petition Crane and legislators for change.
The Senate approved a sweeping 78 to 6 vote to raise benefits and payroll taxes, sending the measure to House conference. It would lift minimum payments to 70 dollars monthly and set higher future benefits, with robust welfare restrictions debated.
Peter Arnette reports from Hill 875 in Vietnam as mortar barrages blur the line between living and dead. Paratroopers seek shelter in bunkers while wounded cling to trees and the fallen remain propped in the red clay as battle wears on.
U S reinforcements moved onto Hill 875 as paratroopers artillery and air power battled North Vietnamese near Dak To. By noon two battalions held the crest amid heavy losses with 246 Americans killed 860 wounded and 1 290 enemy dead. The 173rd Airborne Brigade led the assault and the long campaign neared completion though losses mounted and relief units struggled to supply the battered perimeter.
Fred H Brooks a Black Power advocate and Nashville poverty program director testifies before the Senate riots probe that if Lady Bird Johnson were his enemy he would advocate shooting her as a last resort He asserts black people should win rights by any means and avoids condemning violent revolution He is questioned about ties to Carmichael and Brown and the student movement.
Kennedy brothers Edward and Robert Kennedy visited their brother's grave at Arlington National Cemetery before daybreak on the fourth anniversary of his assassination. Lt. Col. Haywood Smith delivered a wreath from President Johnson while crowds gathered quietly. 21 million visitors have paid respects over the years. A 12:10 p.m. Mass at St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington was planned as a memorial.
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