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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1969

Page

19

Horsemeat in labeled beef products and dog foods

A reader asks if dog foods labeled beef may contain horsemeat and whether human food labels can mislead. The concern covers horsemeat in processed meats and whether laws require truthful labeling and ingredient ordering with clear statements for imitation products.

Argentina FDA Greensboro

United States to Withdraw 6000 Troops From Thailand

A joint Thai U S communique says 6000 of about 49000 U S troops in Thailand will be withdrawn by next July. The pullback will begin within weeks and involve Air Force and Army units as conditions permit. Both governments will reassess troop levels as the Vietnam conflict develops.

Bangkok United States Thailand U.S North Vietnam Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos South Vietnam

Prices rise for two cent cigarette and one cent soda tax

North Carolina imposes a two cent per pack cigarette tax and a one cent per bottle soft drink tax with many vending machines passing the nickel rise to customers because pennies cannot be handled. State revenue expected at 25 million annually, while distributors and lessees may absorb or share the extra. The Soft Drink Association vows to continue opposition, hoping repeal in the next General Assembly.

Raleigh North Carolina North Carolina Soft Drink Association General Assembly Association Sam Whitehurst Whitehurst

CIA Refuses Testimony Halts Green Beret Murder Case

The CIA refused to let its agents testify causing swift dismissal of charges against six Green Berets accused of killing a South Vietnamese double agent. Army Secretary Resor said the defendants would be assigned outside Vietnam and praised the decision as protecting secrecy and national interest.

Washington U.S Green Berets Army Central Intelligence Agency Stanley R. Resor CIA Resor Pentagon Secret South Vietnam Vietnam Congress House Strom Thurmond R-S.c Ernest F. Hollings D-S.c Thurmond Nixon Clarence D. Long

How Allen Jay School Got Its Name and Community Roots

After the Civil War a Quaker community and Baltimore associates founded a model farm to revitalize Allen Jay area. Leaders Frances T. King, Joseph Moore, and Allen Jay were honored with a bronze tablet at Springfield Friends Meeting. An architect’s rendering for Elwood corner appeared in a September issue, credited to B L A Pease and Associates.

Allen Jay School Allen Jay Allen Jay A Charles Wardell John Blair Baltimore Springfield Friends Meeting Frances T. King Joseph Moore

Deaf minister hosts North Carolina deaf service in Winston-Salem

James Stutts, a Church of Christ minister, plans a deaf outreach preaching service at the South Fork Church of Christ in Winston-Salem at 7:30 pm on October 1, 2, 3, and 5. Transportation can be arranged, and interested attendees are urged to call 883-6972 for details. Agencies in High Point report no local deaf clubs or organizations.

Winston-Salem High Point North Carolina J.S. A Department of Social Services and Vocational Rehabilitation James Stutts Church of Christ South Fork Church of Christ

Piedmont Airlines Strike Injunction Affirmed by 4th Circuit

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a modified injunction from a North Carolina court maintaining status quo between Piedmont Airlines and ALPA. Pilots walked off July 21 after crew size was cut from three to two on Boeing 737s. The modification restored the three-man crew policy effective when bargaining began, affecting 77 cities in 11 states.

Richmond, Va US. Circuit Court of Appeals North Carolina Piedmont Airlines Airline Pilots Association ALPA U.S John D. Butzner Jr Eugene A. Gordon Winston-Salem N.C

Nixon asks GOP unity on Vietnam policy moves

President Nixon appeals to Senate and House Republicans for a united front on Vietnam within 60 days as Hanoi may shift toward settlement. Senate leaders Scott and Griffin seek a common stance while critics threaten withdrawal by Dec 1 1970 and student protests loom.

Washington Nixon United States Hanoi Vietnam Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Robert P. Griffin Michigan Camp David House Scott U.S

Draft Lottery Faces Tepid Reception in House Hearings

Key congressmen signal limited chance for Nixon draft lottery plan as Defense Secretary Laird and Selective Service chief Hershey testify. Subcommittee chair Hebert vows a fair hearing while weighing what is best for national defense. Senate may study the bill later if House acts.

Armed Services Committee Rep. L. Mendel Rivers D-S.c F. Edward Hebert D-La Hebert Nixon Congress Senate Armed Services John Stennis D-Miss Senate House Stennis Sesson

Mao Will Appear, Red China Asserts

Mao Tse-tung and Lin Piao will attend Beijing's anniversary ceremonies, according to New China News Agency. The report aimed to quell illness rumors as China marks its 20th year with nuclear tests, including a 3 megaton blast in Lop Nor area. The agency listed 1,000 PLA representatives and 10,000 party and worker representatives among attendees.

Tokyo China Mao Tse-tung Lin Piao Peking Mao Lin New China News Agency Tien An Men Red China Hong Kong Atomic Energy Comission Washington Alent Japan Central Meteorological Agency Lop Nor Sinkiang Tien Shan People’s Liberation Army Nguyen Huu Tho South Vietnam National Liberation Front Chou En-lai

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