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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1967
Page
8
Vatican announced no improvement in Pope Paul VI’s condition on Saturday. Temperature described as normal to slightly elevated but not a fever. no official illness definition, no clear forecast on Sunday blessing. health latest described as not improved in 24 hours.
Heavy monsoon floods in northern India threaten Shahjahanpur and flood-affected cities. Army evacuations of 500 passengers from a stranded Rajasthan train, Taj Mahal surrounded by floodwaters, and a dam collapse near Nanaksagar trigger widespread displacement and property loss. At least 500 dead and extensive crop damage reported amid rescuers rushing to evacuate rural areas.
Tass reports Moscow says Alexei Kharsekin head of foreign languages at a Kremenets pedagogy institute has devised a deciphering method for Etruscan writings. He established meanings for 30 inscriptions on utensils and mirrors. Works planned for publication in Russia with no date.
AP reports a festive Gibraltar vote plan to hold a referendum on returning The Rock to Spain. About 12,672 voters faced choices on remaining British or joining Spain, amid tensions over centuries of trade and sovereignty. The ballot aims to shift control of the colony and affect imports and workers linked to the crown.
Charles de Gaulle the 76 year old wartime leader toured the Auschwitz crematoriums and barracks for about an hour, expressing sadness and urging hope for mankind. He wrote in the visitors’ book, noting the sadness and disgust but hope for Europe. He avoided speeches to protect Polish West German relations and cooperation.
Gibraltar officials voiced anger at Spain for denying residents self determination and personal freedoms. They noted the referendum showed a strong British preference, with local observers predicting a large Union Jack showing and forecasting continued friction over labor and access.
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