21 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1967
Page
1
A miscagined prompt encourages readers to contact ACTION LINE by phone or mail at The Enterprise to ask questions settle problems or share concerns. The message frames ACTION LINE as a direct help line for public queries and worries.
Readers ask about rifle practice options and how to title a homemade trailer. Answers advise YMCA riflery, backstops, and a DMV form with serial numbers for title and plates. Additional queries cover carpet moisture, NC child support, and Blair Park golf fees with a Defender tone on gender pricing.
WHITESBURG KY AP A prominent Canadian film producer was shot to death Wednesday while filming poverty scenes in eastern Kentucky. Hugh O Connor 46 Montreal native died after a .38 slug hit his chest Hobart Ison 69 of Jeremiah charged with murder hearing set this afternoon Crew members described confrontation on Route 7 property owners fired on them and continued filming may pause the documentary project
At the UN, Ambassador Goldberg urged North Vietnam to state clearly whether stopping the bombing would lead to meaningful negotiations without advantage to either side. He stressed the US seeks peace talks, would discuss proposals for prompt talks, and urged all UN members to aid peace efforts. He cautioned Hanoi and its allies to explain how they would influence peace if bombing ceased.
Faltering Hurricane Beulah crawled inland with damage estimates reaching 500 million dollars for agriculture and property. Flooding and tornado threats persisted across southern Texas as Beulah moved westward inland from Brownsville, with rivers rising and dozens of shelters housing tens of thousands.
The aging Queen Mary arrives in New York for the first leg of its 500th and final transatlantic round trip carrying about 1,500 passengers. Thousands sing the British national anthem as she departs for Southampton. Next month a 35 day final cruise ends in Long Beach after Cunard sells the ship for use as a hotel and museum.
The House Post Office Committee backed a package raising postal rates across the board and granting pay raises to over two million federal workers and postal employees. The bill, approved 19 to 6, would boost air mail and third class rates and lift salaries toward private-sector comparability by 1969, with staged increases and projected costs of $635.4 million this year and multi‑year higher payrolls.
Detroit AP reports the UAW strike against Ford Meter Co causing broad economic fallout with hundreds of supplier jobs and 160000 Ford plant workers affected. Industry spokesmen warn layoffs will accelerate during the walkout and a six week minimum continuation is forecast, as talks stall on economic demands and a new contract.
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