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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1971
Page
3
The forecast shows windy conditions with intermittent rain possibly heavy at times. Tonight winds ease and skies clear slightly with cooler lows in the upper 60s, Saturday bringing a drop in cloudiness and highs in the low to mid 80s.
North Carolina through Tuesday will be partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers in the mountains and rain east of the mountains. Highs mostly in the 70s to 80s with inland lows in the 50s and coast in the 60s. South Carolina shows a warm, mostly mild day with a few showers and continued mild tonight.
US warplanes hit a vital North Vietnamese supply base near the Cambodian border, killing more than 100 enemy troops over two days. Reports say the site, about 31 miles east of Pace base, contained rocket mortar ammunitions and food stocks. Two US helicopters were shot down while reinforcing Tran Hung Dao area. crews rescued.
In Brunswick County, Johnny Creech jailed after a long court fight over 2.5 acres condemned by CP and L for a nuclear power plant discharge canal. Creech seeks a home for his wife pregnant and two children, while CP and L offers and eviction orders loom as a jury trial is set for November.
Secretary of State William Rogers began a U N visit with talks planned with about 70 foreign ministers as U S optimism grows on seating both Chinas at the United Nations and on major issues. Discussions include potential U S Soviet missile curb agreement and an active role for U N mediator Gunnar V. Jarring in Middle East talks.
The White House diary notes Douglas B. Cornell of the Associated Press and Helen Thomas of United Press International plan to marry Oct. 16 at St John’s Episcopal Church near Lafayette Park after Nixon staged a surprise press event marking Cornell’s retirement. Cornell is 65. Thomas 51, both longtime White House reporters.
Ralph J. Bunche 67 a Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1950 and longtime UN troubleshooter plans to retire as under secretary general sources say. He has been ill for months and returned from a hospital stay but needs periodic checks, with a fall that broke an arm this summer worsening his condition. An official announcement was expected today.
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