23 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1967
Page
1
Readers ask about the Long Street paving effort linked to Emerywood infrastructure. The paving petition has stalled since June, awaiting Main Street work and damages repairs, with Pat Brown Lumber Co. urged to hear from concerned residents.
The divided Senate weighs Gen Westmoreland and Amb Bunker optimistic Vietnam progress as supporters hail momentum and critics question gains. Debate centers on war policy, Rusk testimony prospects, and calls for UN action as Senate lines split.
U S paratroopers and infantry seized Hill 875 after nearly five days of intense fighting near Dak To, hoping to end a three week struggle in the central highlands. A North Vietnamese firefight nearby and mortar attacks followed as commanders warned against overconfidence.
President Johnson and U N Secretary General Al Thant dispatch envoys Cyrus Vance and Jose Roiz Bennett to Ankara and then Athens as fears rise of Turkish Greek war over Cyprus. Ankara rejects a Greek talks proposal after a week of deadly clashes and warns of a Turkish military response if Greek forces stay.
A Detroit area rental blacklist circulated after the July riot lists 2000 names to aid landlords in screening tenants. The Builders Association of Metropolitan Detroit says the list protects privacy and safety but civil rights officials and housing groups oppose it, warning of prejudice and legal gaps.
Mack Judge, a Weldon gas station operator, admits selling about nine million cigarettes last year by truck loads on back roads to evade out‑of‑state taxes. He says the North Carolina tax is paid and claims legal status while New York and other states pursue bootlegging cases.
The North Carolina Highway Patrol began personal checks to catch drivers with suspended or revoked licenses. Col. Charles Speed said each of the 800 troopers will be given five names and add five new ones monthly, under instructions from Ralph Howland. In 1966, 48 378 licenses were suspended or revoked for moving traffic violations.
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