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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1967
Page
3
A Hawaii sand fiddler named Aloha won the 20th National Hard Crab Derby in Crisfield Maryland with an 18 second downhill run, smashing the previous record by 42 seconds. Virginia Creeper VIII finished second in 19 seconds amid a rules eligibility dispute over edible entries.
Sen. Mansfield hopes the South Vietnam election may open peace talks possibly including a pause in U S bombing. He sees no sign of an immediate halt but suggests the idea remains under review. Sen. Case argues the administration overplays the election’s impact and calls for reforms in South Vietnam before any cease fire. Mansfield notes a feasible alternative limiting air raids to supply lines along the 17th parallel.
Seven college students near Fairmont work four years to assemble a cyclotron valued at about 100000. They scavenge parts from a warehouse 10 miles north, including wire, transformers, copper, and a 2000 oscilloscope. They insist the project aims for pure research, not weapons.
Two Canadian sailors Louis Lourmais and Vinton Lloyd were rescued after their cockleshell currach was wrecked seven miles off Blacksod Bay while attempting to retrace Saint Brendan’s voyage to America. They sailed from Fenit seven days earlier but were driven ashore by bad weather and had to abandon the effort.
New York AP reports What's My Line ends its 17 year run on CBS this Sunday night. John Charles Daly remains the original host now serving as Voice of America director. Arlene Francis and Cerf are long-time panelists with two guest panelists for the finale.
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