27 Nov 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1970
Page
1
In a reader question the paper notes excess curbside No Parking zones at Westchester Mall and asks why. The response links parking violations to broader acts of vandalism and disrespect for public spaces, urging safer, fair use of taxed amenities.
A reader asks about whether detergents are used in beer foam. The answer explains that foam comes from carbon dioxide release, describes lager and ale processes, bottom and top fermenting yeasts, and the pouring technique to reduce gas in the stomach.
A Q and A identifies specialists for restoring old victrolas including Neumann Miller in Yorba Linda Hathaway and Bowers in Santa Fe Springs and G W MacKinnon in Charlotte. Jack Weaver of the High Point Historical Museum notes dealers and experts in antique phonographs and related items.
An advertising blurb promote proven rat bait sold by Clinard Milling Company at 80 cents per pound. Readers are urged to clip the ad and purchase six pounds for the price of five pounds. The ad notes sales by 10 and 25 lot quantities to farmers and claims high effectiveness.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified to a Senate subcommittee that an East Coast group led by two imprisoned Catholic priests planned to blow underground power lines in Washington and kidnap a high federal official to halt Vietnam war actions. The Berrigan brothers and alleged group members were named amid warnings of rising extremist violence and ties to Arab terrorists and the Black Panther Party.
A Velasquez 1649 portrait of Juan de Pareja sold at Christie’s in London to a New York dealer for a record $5.544 million. The price topped the previous high of $3.285 million for Rembrandt’s Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer, with British galleries unable to match the bidding.
A Bolivian surrealist painter wearing clerical robes lunged at Pope Paul VI with a long curved knife as he stepped from a jet in Manila. The pontiff was not hurt, though the attacker was wounded by police. Benjamin Mendoza y Amor, 35,Fueled by religious fanaticism, was seized and detained. Bernard Marcos security and witnesses varied on who stopped him.
Pentagon spokesmen disclosed near Son Tay in North Vietnam air actions close to the camp during the failed rescue mission. They described strafing and bombing of antiaircraft positions and troops as diversions to protect the assault, with Marine, Navy, and possibly Air Force aircraft involved.
Southern Bell asked the North Carolina Utilities Commission for a 23 million rate increase that would raise the average local home telephone bill by 1.35 dollars monthly. The request, filed in Raleigh, aims for an early hearing.
AP Education Writer notes potential 25 percent reduction in four year bachelor study and possible two year cut for PhDs. Carnegie Commission report urges restructuring with new degrees Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Arts to prepare teachers and broaden knowledge base.
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