20 Sep 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1970
Page
1
A reader from High Point urges action on bus safety as children ages 6 to 10 exit near Green Street. The letter notes drivers often ignore stopped buses and advocates adult supervisors, warning such violations risk tragedy and carry heavy penalties.
Ha ibis Majali backs off troops and bans arms in towns but warns gunfire will be punished. Guerrillas reject truce as Syrian and Jordanian fronts hold with about 10 000 casualties reported across Lebanon Jordan and surrounding areas. Soviet Tass notes possible US intervention while Nasser pushes for a 24 hour halt.
A Soviet equipped Syrian army concentrated about 3,000 troops over 20 miles near Ramtha Jordan, deploying 50 tanks and infantry as guerrillas defend the border. Guerrillas warned they would not surrender while inviting a cautious press visit.
A reader asks if Paul Smith's Studio moved and who now handles its customers. The classified ads indicate it now operates as M and Artistic Photo Service with phone number 431 1367.
A pregnant reader asks if she must keep paying for a magazine subscription after separation and moving with two children. Anon fears contract compliance may force hardship while officials warn a lawyer is needed to assess options.
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, touring as Republican campaigner in chief, says Democrats are in a box on law and order. He charges the party is linked with radicals and militants as Democrats and spokesmen allegedly sympathize with youthful demonstrators.
Cambodian army units about 2,000 strong deployed along Highway 6 north of Phnom Penh attacked by enemy guerrillas 10 miles north of Skoun during a major offensive aim ing to seize Taing Kauh. Casualty figures were not released as fighting continued with American air support and reinforcements in the area.
Memorials and artifacts prepared for a museum exhibit with plans outlined in Page 2-A. Readers will find details on the display concepts and donors contributing to the collection across pages 12-13C.
Senator George McGovern said he is thinking seriously about a Democratic presidential candidacy in 1972 and will wait until after the 1970 elections. He spoke in Omaha while supporting Frank Mor rison’s Senate bid and urged the party to reconstruct itself.
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon will travel to Ireland at the end of their European visit, arriving in Thurmont on Oct 3 and spending Oct 4 visiting sites connected to Irish history after an invite from President Eamon De Valera, announced by press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler.
The Nixon family plans a Dublin meeting with Prime Minister Jack Lynch on October 5 to discuss international affairs including the Middle East. The trip highlights ancestral sites in Ireland tied to President Nixon’s Milhouse lineage and Timahoe, County Kildare, with talks likely alongside Viet Nam peace negotiators in Paris.
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