28 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1967
Page
1
A local bank announces free checking only for customers maintaining a $100 balance. People unable to meet this minimum face an 11 cent per check charge, double the usual rate. Citizens may contact the State Banking Commission in Raleigh for regulations and complaint avenues.
The clerk notes the main expense is attorney fees. If found guilty a judge may add the $21 jury trial cost to fines. Defendants requesting a jury trial are usually required to post a minimum $200 bond.
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara resigns to head the World Bank. The White House declines to confirm a shift but says no change in Vietnam war conduct is planned. Press secretary George Christian avoids comment while treating reports as unconfirmed.
AP analysis notes Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara faces resignation to head the World Bank. Questions focus on Vietnam policy implications for 1968 and who could replace him given his long tenure and close ties to President Johnson.
The United Nations General Assembly, with 122 nations voting, defeated a resolution by Albania and allies 58 to 45 to seat Communist China in Peking and expel Nationalist China. Seventeen nations abstained.
Turkish naval units circled Kyrenia for about two hours then faded in fog as Greece and Turkey neared a crisis over Cyprus. U N observers reported six to eight ships within Cyprus waters while Ankara and Athens pressed for an agreement to avert war.
Corpus Christi police recruit, 23, infiltrated local teens by enrolling in King High School and Delmar Junior College to curb narcotics sales. He faked high, slept at teen homes, and gathered a list of about 200 youths. 13 dealers were charged. Police anticipate more arrests.
NEW YORK AP. Millionaire industrialist Louis E. Wolfson received one year in prison and a $100000 fine for willful violations of the Securities Act of 1933. Coconspirator Elkin B. Gerbert drew six months and a $50000 fine for selling 690000 unregistered Continental Enterprises shares for 35 million.
Britain's foot and mouth outbreak hits wallets as Smithfield Market meat costs rise 3 to cent per pound. Government bans horse racing and closes youth hostels, halting a major industry and disrupting travel and events around London.
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