28 Sep 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
1
A public notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE with questions or worries. It directs communication via mail c/o The Enterprise and encourages timely responses for problem solving.
Readers ask about large bright green circles in lawns with inner grass unchanged. The topic touches tests by the State Agriculture Dept with no explanation found. A mix of questions covers racing tickets, water access, lyrics, local weeds, sharpening services, and time differences with Vietnam.
President Johnson prepared to fly to the hurricane and flood devastated Harlingen area as the Arroyo Colorado backed up and the Rio Grande rose. Refugees crowded shelters across Harlingen and nearby towns while aid teams and National Guardsmen mobilized.
Senate investigators report no evidence of a national riot conspiracy but note a loose linkage among militant Negro leaders. FBI Director Hoover told the Johnson commission there is no conspiracy based on 52 riots. outside agitators were involved in some cases. Philadelphia woman allegesRAM links to a planned riot and attacks on police.
ATHENS AP Helen Vlachou a leading Greek newspaper publisher was reportedly arrested on charges of insulting the military government amid ongoing opposition to the junta. A lawyer said she was taken for questioning. a spokesman denied arrest reports.
The six story $2.6 million U.S. Embassy building in Saigon showcases White House style features including in out bins a marble bathroom a rooftop helicopter pad and a teakwood private office for Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker. Vietnamese reporters celebrate the unveiling with security measures and staged drills as the embassy nears formal opening.
Dek Processes Inc of Fort Wayne contests the Indiana state motor vehicles photo contract award to Polaroid Corp claiming its lower bid and superior negative process offer better quality. It disputes claims of added nine staff at $30,000 annually and alleges the award was influenced by the motor vehicles commissioner.
The House directs its Appropriations Committee to draft a five billion dollar spending cut plan if it seeks funds for government departments near exhaustion. The move deepens the Johnson Congress budget clash over tax increases and mandatory cuts. The panel rejected including a five billion dollar cut directive in a temporary bill by 28 to 21. The House then voted 202 to 182 to send the measure back for reconsideration amid uncertain Senate approval.
In a United Nations General Assembly speech French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville said only a decisive U S move could halt the barren and endless fighting in Vietnam. He urged a possible unconditional bombing halt and a return to Geneva 1954 terms with Vietnamese settlement by the Vietnamese people. He warned that the Vietnam war differs from Middle East disputes as a major power is directly involved. He added Israel must not retain Arab territory seized in the June war.
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