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28 Nov 1971
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1971
Page
1
The Enterprise invites readers to send questions or help requests to the Action Line. Officials note high volume may prevent acknowledgments but all inquiries are considered.
President Bob Lee outlines that members are 21 to 35 and of good character. Meetings occur weekly and the chapter has 105 members. The group pursues civic service through projects like the Boys Club Bowl Game Arrest Amblyopia toy pickup Mills Home shopping tour Boys Home Basketball Junior Miss and Miss High Point pageants Junior Jaycees and Speak Up. They offer leadership training and civic awareness for useful citizenship and invite calls 1 to 5 p.m. to connect with the Jaycee office.
City Building Inspector Freeman Hill notes most civic club emblems remain except the South Main sign removed for private-property development. Applicants must obtain approval for new signs from the Building Inspections office. Also noted, buses are not provided for students within a mile and a half of Northeast Junior High School.
Leonard Williams of Graham County holds the state largemouth bass record at 14 pounds 15 ounces, caught April 26, 1963, at Lake Santeetlah, plus two other state records for white bass and walleye in 1966. The other notes describe a demolished building and a planning update about repairs in an industrial zone.
Prague AP reports a two day general election in Czechoslovakia with near unanimous regime support and minimal opposition. Turnout ranged from 96.7 to 99.7 percent across regions and cities like Prague 99.04 and Brno 99.46 percent.
President Nixon will meet Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato in San Clemente California January 6 7 for talks before his trips to Peking and Moscow The Western White House announced Joining in the talks will be Secretary Rogers Connally and Kis singer with Japan’s Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda accompanying Sato The meeting marks the first time a foreign head of state is hosted at the Western White House. further summit plans include meetings with Georges Pompidou and Edward Heath with dates in December
Three young Black men from New Mexico fled a patrol stop after gunning a trooper and hijacking a Trans World Airlines 727. They flew to Havana, leaving 43 passengers at Tampa during refueling. Cuban authorities then took the suspects into custody on landing at Jose Marti Airport.
The Castrejon Diaz family paid 200000 dollars Saturday to secure the release of eight of nine prisoners held by the Vicente Guerrero Revolutionary Freedom Committee. Dr Jaime Castrejon Diaz rector of the University of Guerrero, industrialist and former Taxco mayor, was kidnapped on November nineteenth in Guerrero state. The group demanded terms in a letter to a local TV station, with no word on the rector’s release date.
Lt. Gen. Nguyen Xuan Thinh reports no sizeable enemy in eastern Cambodia as a 25,000 man operation enters its sixth day. He says the effort is a logistics buildup near Saigon, not a planned thrust into staging areas of North Vietnamese divisions. Intelligence notes the 5th and 7th divisions pulled back 20 to 30 miles inside Cambodia.
President Nixon plans weekend messages to Indian Pakistani and Soviet leaders to defuse the crisis in East Pakistan and call for disengagement and withdrawal of forces. U.S. diplomats in touch with Moscow and Delhi aim for quick responses, with no immediate Security Council move anticipated.
Federal court orders under the Taft Hartley Act return longshoremen to work across East and Gulf ports. In New Orleans an 80 day injunction was granted while similar temporary orders covered New York Philadelphia Baltimore Mobile Alexandria Savannah and Boston Miami Portland and Houston. The nationwide 57 day strike by the ILA tied up over 200 ships and 1.5 million tons of cargo amid the cooling off period.
Gov. Bob Scott plans substantial tightening of the 1973-75 basic budget. Administration secretary William L. Turner warned that current growth rates would double the A budget within eight to 10 years, threatening revenue for capital needs and program modernization.
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