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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1969
Page
21
The Enterprise asks readers to call or write ACTION LINE with questions concerns or worries. The notice invites submissions c o The Enterprise and promises to feature reader input in upcoming editions.
A reader network notes Lydia O Leary Covermark makeup available at Iveys in Charlotte and Franklin's Drug in Greensboro to cover facial discolorations from birthmarks and burns. A Colonial Kitchen Herbs salve recipe uses marigolds with lard or petroleum jelly, plus a marigold foot tonic, and a note on tattoo removal says doctors warn of scars. Duke beats Citadel 30-12 in a college game.
A reader shares success growing a pineapple in a pot after two months and asks for care. Guidance notes semi sunny light and average temperatures, with extra humidity, a pebble tray for evaporation, and soil of half leaf mold. A second reader seeks help identifying a bayonet through Horace Stepp in City Traffic and Engineering, who can assist with antique weapons and offers his books for clues.
A caller learns the Civil Air Patrol meets Mondays at 7 00 under Leon White. The group will gather at St Christepher s Episcopal Church in the wildwood NE corner of Eastchester and Johnson. Open to boys and girls 13 to 21 for search and rescue engines weather and more with a self study pace. Join them tonight.
In Washington AP report Nixon aides hint a possible cease fire near, while Agnew says no specific revelations. Fulbright pushes hearings on troop withdrawal by 1970, House backs a timetable free withdrawal while urging unity behind the President.
President Thieu announced in Saigon that the Vietnamese people are determined to replace the bulk of U.S. fighting units in 1970, but he said American troops cannot be withdrawn while North Vietnamese forces remain in South Vietnam.
Private remarks by Army and Navy veterans reveal morale erosion amid a holding action in Vietnam. With 35 000 US troops to be withdrawn by December 15, Thieu urges continued allied presence and increased American aid to rebuild South Vietnam while seeking an acceptable peace.
Washington AP report on the Vietnam Moratorium Committee mobilizing for October 15 1969 protests. A youthful volunteer base grows funding and support after President Nixon warns the movement will not influence him. Dave Hawk leads a Cornell graduate team amid heavy mail inflows and peace badge requests.
Awaiting trial for refusing draft induction the organizers describe October 15 as the start of an escalating moratorium. They plan two November and three December days and aim to mobilize committees of professionals and citizens nationwide. The effort seeks Nixon troop withdrawal and an expanded moratorium, funded by frequent donations to cover buttons, stickers, rent, and small salaries.
The FDA signals concern over cyclamate a widely used artificial sweetener linked to genetic damage in rats and possible birth defects in humans. Critics accuse the agency of slow action and seek rapid NAS evaluation and clearer labeling while extending studies to mammal models and advising pregnant women to avoid cyclamates.
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