12 Oct 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
1
A compilation of typical Action Line inquiries on legal age for leaving home, window fogging solutions, military mail delays, employment law exemptions, domestic disputes, the meaning of tongue in cheek, and access to Koerner's Folly. The column provides concise, practical responses from local advisors, including missing mail logistics, pay exemptions for small firms, and welfare considerations.
AP analysis notes high officials in Saigon view the path to a negotiated peace that bars Communist takeovers in South Vietnam as increasingly unlikely. Factors include a weakened allied position in the north, perceived antiwar sentiment in the United States, and pressure to halt the air war against North Vietnam.
Washington AP report says the House passed a federal pay raise bill with two key members criticizing high spending. The bill would be financed partly by postal rate increases while pressuring President Johnson to cut spending if a tax hike is pursued.
A BEA Comet 4 jetliner operated for Cyprus Airways crashed into the Mediterranean off Turkey near Kastellorizon. All 66 aboard are presumed killed. The flight ran from London to Athens to Nicosia with 59 passengers and seven crew. Rescue ships recovered wreckage and bodies but no survivors were found. The British RAF and U.S. forces aided the search as weather remained clear. The incident marked the second Cyprus bound crash in five months.
South Vietnamese Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu said he would soon propose a one week bombing pause and a face to face meeting with Ho Chi Minh. U.S. officials said they had no prior knowledge of Thieu’s peace initiative as air and ground fighting showed a general slackening. The Mekong Delta town of Chau Doc faced renewed shelling, civilians wounded, and American casualties were reported alongside rising South Vietnamese losses.
Meridian Mississippi AP Justice Department summons more Ku Klux Klan members to testify in the 1964 slayings of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Evidence cited includes statements by former Klan member Carlton Miller and FBI ballistics linking close range gunfire to .38-caliber pistols.
Health Secretary Gardner warned that fissures in society are deep and called for renewed community ties At UNC he urged citizens to bind together rather than tear apart He said addressing poverty rebuilding cities and improving schools require a great surge of citizen dedication and personal participation He was honored with a Doctor of Laws degree on UNC's 174th anniversary
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