03 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1967
Page
1
Residents complain of dark streets after night meetings and seek proper lighting. The saga cites surveys on street light needs at all schools, with E Farriss lighting approved and the school renting off street lights for its parking lot. City installs and maintains such lights for property owners at nominal fees.
A NC official explains estates must be closed within two years unless extended by the Clerk of Superior Court for good cause. Any interested party can voice approval or objections to extensions. The guidance covers timelines, hearing rights, and possible early closure if unnecessary to keep open.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP NASA Deputy Administrator Robert Seamans resigns effective Jan 1 for personal reasons. The space program faces delays and budget cuts after the Apollo 1 fire, with a slim chance to meet the 1969 moon goal. Layoffs mount in aerospace as programs are canceled or jeopardized.
About 500 U.S. soldiers hunted a fresh North Vietnamese 95B regiment 23 miles southeast of Pleiku amid reports of new uniforms and late model weapons. In another clash 200 men of two South Vietnamese companies repelled by sea coast flats in Binh Dinh Province, 30 Communists killed. B-52 strikes added 456000 pounds of bombs to 15 million dropped since August as DMZ shelling persisted. Buddhist nun self immolated in protest, while U.S. forces shift to highlands amid broader war mobilization.
Senator Stuart Symington urged a fixed date halt on all American military action in Vietnam with possible renewed war if peace talks fail. He called for Saigon to announce willingness to negotiate and grant amnesty to Viet Cong. The plan aims to move debate beyond bombing alone, as Congress contemplates broader Vietnam policy amid global tensions.
Kennedy welcomes President Johnsons plan to attack hard core unemployment with private business. The White House proposed using private industry to create jobs in urban and rural areas with federal training funds and incentives. Pilot programs in several cities and rural areas would launch first, with insurance and private firms joining later.
In Saigon, Nguyen Van Thieu’s election as president appears secure though a Buddhist nun burned herself to death amid ongoing anti-government demonstrations led by Tri Quang. Ky Pleads for restraint as militants vow to continue protests unless the charter is rescinded.
Hurricane Fern strengthens to 85 mph as it tracks toward northeast Mexico. Weather officials expect Fern to move inland between Tampico and the Soto La Marina River tonight, following the feared path of past storms Inez and Beulah with potential heavy tides and destruction.
London AP reports double agent Harold Philby secretly wed Melinda Maclean, ex wife of Donald Maclean, in Moscow luxury apartment after divorces. Maclean, 44, remains in Moscow. Philby’s third wife Eleanor reportedly refused life in the Soviet Union.
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