Action Line aid offered for worries and problems
The Enterprise invites readers to call anytime or write ACTION LINE with questions, concerns, or problems to seek help or settle issues.
29 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1967
Page
1
The Enterprise invites readers to call anytime or write ACTION LINE with questions, concerns, or problems to seek help or settle issues.
Readers ask about buying WWII aircrafts through private brokers and note a spike in restoration interest. The column warns against scams offering free gifts and urges caution with publicity surveys. It also covers a speeding ticket, charity donations after a local fire, and how a heart condition affects dental care access via a physician's approval.
An anonymous citizen requests that such reports be gathered to help during today’s troubles. The message emphasizes that citizen input is needed and useful now.
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara may be stepping down as part of a broader push toward an accelerated U S war effort in Vietnam. Senate leaders urged restraint while White House and Pentagon denied policy change and Westmoreland predicted to gain influence.
Secretary of the Treasury Henry H. Fowler presented Congress with a $7.4 billion tax increase proposal aimed at reducing the deficit from over $25 billion to under $14 billion. He addressed the House Ways and Means Committee as the panel shelved President Johnson's tax proposal and discussed spending cuts.
Diplomatic sources say Greece and Turkey reached an agreement after talks in Athens and Ankara. Details were not immediately released and officials cautioned that any steps would be announced later.
In Nicosia U S special envoy Cyrus Vance met Greek President Makarios while NATO chief Manlio Brosio visited Ankara. Overhead Turkish jets hovered near Nicosia as talks continued on Cyprus independence and troop arrangements amid stalled U S tax legislation battles in Congress.
The article promotes a new Viet Nam war booklet offered for one dollar. It notes readable content about American forces and urges readers to fill out a coupon and mail it to obtain a copy.
In Dominguez California eight relatives shut doors in April and left a once cared for home to decay. The front lawn grows six to eight feet and neighbors describe a mystery with no activity indoors or utilities. Mail halted, and the house stands empty as a savings and loan firm owns it and has sent notices.
New York motor officials unveiled a state funded scale model of a safety sedan capable of withstanding 50 mph front or rear crashes. The design features a roof periscope for rear visibility, four wheel drive with anti lock brakes, 40 mph side swipe and rollover resistance, and a 4000 pound V4 engine layout under a $385,000 contract. Production could begin in the early 1970s if $5 million in funding is secured.
Living costs rose three tenths of one per cent in October mainly due to higher prices for new automobiles clothing and services. Food prices fell two tenths of one per cent but after allowance for net—
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