25 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1967
Page
1
Community questions range from meter reading shortages and guesstimates to soot fallout from a bakery. Readers seek Santa suit rentals, Tile Brite advice, Coast Guard training, and local contact points for ongoing civic help and safety courses.
Cyprus puts on war footing amid four front peace efforts to avert clash between Greece and Turkey. U N Secretary General Thant calls for moderation and troop reductions. Talks involve Cyrus Vance, Ihsan Caglayangis, Manlio Brosio, and NATO avenues.
A reader defends homemade tea over instant mixes and provides an old time recipe. Mrs. Guy Carr’s version uses ginger and cloves with tea leaves boiled in water, then steeped and strained. It adds citrus juices and pineapple, plus sugar, yielding a large serving batch.
In a wildcard Vietnam era mixup, Mr and Mrs Jack Adams of Chico California learned their son Spec 5 John R Adams was killed then missing in action and back again after a misidentification. The Army later confirmed another soldier was dead and Adams was alive, prompting funeral plans and renewed uncertainty.
London gold dealers report near pan ic orders arriving from around the world as devaluation fears hit the dollar. Washington insists the dollar remains safe while British writers blame Charles de Gaulle for stirring speculation. Paris reports continued tension as the scene unfolds.
The United Nations Security Council unanimously backed U Thant in appealing to Turkey Greece and Cyprus to retreat from potential conflict over the island. The session urged moderation and called for reducing non UN and non Cyprus forces while noting treaty changes may follow.
Staff writer John Baskin recalls the golden age of radio in a Sunday Enterprise feature. The article highlights famed programs The Shadow Counterspy Gang Busters Captain Midnight and Sgt. Preston of the Yukon and his dog King, plus boxtop offers.
The Navy led by Secretary Paul Ignatius ends review of Lt Cmdr Marcus Arnheiter after admitting no valid reason to overturn his relief from command of the USS Vance. Investigators found false reports, religious lectures, fines for etiquette, and liquor aboard the ship.
Arnheiter took command of the USS Vance at Pearl Harbor just before Christmas 1965 for a two year tour and was relieved March 31, 1966 after an investigation. A Washington Post report notes a log of his actions akin to The Caine Mutiny. Arnheiter cites contentious guidance sessions on the fantail provoking a Catholic officer's protest and constitutional rights complaint.
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