Ice cream creamery questions and bus costs in High Point
Readers ask Action Line about butterfat in milk and cream use for creamy homemade ice cream with recipes from local dairies. Also details on High Point bus expansion costs, driver wages, and per mile upkeep, totaling 161 031.75 for 43 new buses versus 186 000 expected.
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Dear Friend
R.Y. A
United
W. C. Thacker
Dairy Council
Friendly Avenue
Greensboro
Borden
R. V. Day
Philadelphia
High Point
T.T. A
High Point City
UFO sighting notes prompt contact and cleanup at sites
A reader seeks contact with a UFO sighting claimant to use APRO and NICAP questionnaires to verify the sighting over High Point and Prospect Street. James Howard, 1818 N Centennial, Phone 883 0267, is named as the original spotter. Nearby junked cars along Jeanette Avenue to Eastchester Drive are to be removed within 20 days after Building Inspections notified property owners.
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Jonny Gibson
Fernwood Dr
High Point
J. H
Prospect Street
Bud Hodges
Bud
Hodges
James Howard
N. Centennial
Jeanette Avenue
Eastchester Drive
M. A
Agnew Attacks Campus Unrest Report On Tour
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticized the Presidential Commission on Campus Unrest as imprecise and equivocal. He called out its leaders and accused media and academic interpreters of distorting the report while touring North Dakota and Utah with stops in Minot and Salt Lake City. He also attacked Senator McGovern as a national liberal leader and urged Democratic candidates to repudiate him.
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Sioux Falls
8.D
Spiro T. Agnew
Presidential Commission
Nixon
Agnew
White House
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Minot
N.D
Salt Lake City
Utah
North Dakota
George S. McGovern
Congress
McGovern
Scranton Commission
Nixon proposes comparability rules for school spending
The Office of Education issues new federal guidelines tying major aid to equal per pupil spending in low income and affluent districts. Many districts currently spend up to 500 dollars more per pupil in rich schools. Officials say lack of comparability undermines aid goals and student outcomes.
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Washington
Nixon
Office of Education
Education Office
Arab world reels as Nasser dies stirring Middle East surge
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports a potential long lasting impact from Gamal Abdel Nasser death. Analysts fear a surge of emotion among Arab publics could turn against the United States and the West. Nasser is portrayed as irreplaceable with no clear successor on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasser
Middle East
U. S
William L. Ryan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle East Tensions Rise as Arabs Turn Against Each Other
The article analyzes Arab leaders and publics reacting to Jordan's civil strife and the West's role. It warns that renewed violence could threaten Arab oil flows and Western interests, with fears of American intervention and a US–Soviet showdown in a high risk crossroads region.
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U.S
Middle East
Europe
Mediterranean
Lebanon
Nixon lauds 6th Fleet as peace force in Europe
President Nixon praised the U.S. 6th Fleet as indispensable for peace during a stop aboard the Saratoga in the Mediterranean. He saluted the fleet as the world’s peace forces and stressed power and mobility while silencing guns for Nasser’s funeral period. He met advisers on Nasser’s death and maintained plans for Yugoslavia visit despite shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
U.S. 6Th Fleet
U.S
Saratoga
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
6Th Fleet
Middle East
Nasser
United States
Mediterranean
Henry A. Kissinger
Europe
Yugoslavia
Tito
Witnesses Describe Pressure to Drug Children in Schools
Two witnesses told Congress that school officials pressured parents to permit amphetamine for problem children. They testified before a House privacy subcommittee examining use of stimulants on about 300,000 youngsters, amid concerns some children without disorders were targeted to receive drugs.
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Washington
Congress
House
Subcommittee
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
Theodore Johnson
Veteran’s Administration
Omaha
Neb
Daniel Youngs
Indianapolis
Little Rock
Ark
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Youngs
Soviets May Try To Put Pro-Russian Into Power
Paris AP reports that Middle East experts foresee a struggle in Egypt after Nasser's death with some diplomats predicting a Soviet move to install a pro Russian successor. Sadat unlikely, while analysts cite Muslim Brotherhood or Ali Sabry as contenders amid rising anti Russian sentiment and Kosygin's funeral attendance.
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Paris
Middle East
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Anwar Sadat
Nasser
Muslim Brotherhood
Brotherhood
Ali Sabry
Sabry
Arab Socialist Union
Alexei N. Kosygin
Moscow
Zakaria Mohieddin
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated Press
West
Jordan
Israel
Hussein
Cairo
Gamal Abdel
Army
Navy
Air Force
Peace Forces
United States of America
Goslavia
Nixons
Belgrade
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Italy
NATO
Naples
Aes Oh
Ase Ees Television
By Stephens Broening
Mohieddin
Soliman
Fawzi
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