22 Nov 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1970
Page
1
Fragmented report lists North Carolina scores with teams including Tulane North Carolina State South Carolina Clemson Houston Wake Forest and others. Details are unclear but indicates multiple college football results and matchups.
The page compiles reader questions on traffic signals amnesia and children's crafts. It reports traffic changes at Lexington Avenue and McGuinn to ease the left turn with an optional green arrow. It explains amnesia symptoms as sudden memory loss from shock or injury. It gives a dough decoration recipe and a water based bake craft. It lists the National School of Heavy Equipment Operation in Charlotte as a VA approved program with five courses.
U S fighter bombers launched massive raids Saturday deep inside North Vietnam in retaliation for attacks on unarmed reconnaissance planes. Two waves hit Hanoi and Haiphong areas while Defense Secretary Laird said aircraft stayed south of the 19th Parallel.
U S officials say raids end at 6 p m EST after Hanoi claims shot down five jets and one helicopter. Laird defends use of measures to protect pilots and denies POW camp attack. Hanoi says civilian casualties rose, targeting Quang Binh and Ha Tinh provinces. Paris talks face strain as Vietnamese sources warn of possible breakoff or boycott.
Senate leaders and others criticized renewed air strikes as risking negotiations and prolonging the war. Senator Mansfield warned of a resurgent, extended conflict while Senator McGovern called the raids folly and unlikely to aid a settlement. Secretary Laird said strikes targeted missile and anti aircraft sites in response to attacks on recon planes.
Sheriff Paul Gibson invites interested residents to call for details on qualifications and obligations. Applications are available at the sheriff’s office.
The exchange suggests humane rat control through deterrents, owls and cats being impractical, and stresses removing food access. It advises sealing garbage and storing edibles in metal containers. It also promotes a catalog of animal repellents from Bob Dixon in Griffin Georgia with various traps and poisons.
U S Navy minesweeper Endurance and Coast Guard cutters Bush and Sherman sank a suspected North Vietnamese hostile trawler off the Mekong Delta about 75 miles south of Saigon after a gun battle late Saturday. No U S casualties reported.
Washington AP The Department of Transportation partially meets Allstate Insurance demands for improved car bumpers. A proposed regulation would require after August 1 1972 new autos to absorb a five mile an hour crash without damage to lights fuel exhaust radiator hood trunk and door latches. Allstate seeks uniform bumper height and up to 20 percent discount on collision insurance for cars with such bumpers. GM signals possible 1973 front bumper compliance.
Federal cutbacks reduce antibiotic residue checks by 74 percent and DES testing by 50 percent while led by Dr. James H. Stewart the Agriculture Department cites emphasis on lead mercury monitoring. Officials say safety balances production gains but acknowledge uncertainty for housewives. Pesticide and heavy metal tests remain statistically valid with thousands of samples across meat and poultry.
North Vietnam left open the possibility of a temporary boycott of the Paris peace talks amid new U.S. air raids on North Vietnam. A spokesman pledged continued antiaircraft and missile fire on any American aircraft entering North Vietnamese air space as officials denounced the raids at a Paris news conference.
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