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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
13
In Saigon Viet Nam the NEA report portrays allied GI life amid rackets prostitution theft smuggling begging and forgery. It describes inflated prices deceptive trades and street cons as a way of life feeding on war profits and a distorted social order. The piece argues war sustains crime and misery while corrupting daily life.
Congressman Harold D. Cooley says the Agriculture Department’s plan for the new cotton program would directly contravene Congress. He warns it could devastate cotton area economies and urges Secretary Freeman to act immediately to preserve our farm bill goals.
Grady B. Mars identified by investigators as a Ku Klux Klan leader in North Carolina was buried with 30 robed Klansmen among 1800 mourners at Salisbury national cemetery. A bugler played Taps as the casket was lowered. security guards watched the service. Mars, 41, died of a self-inflicted gunshot at his Granite Quarry home after appearing before the House committee on Un-American Activities. His widow said he had been despondent since the October hearings.
In Snyder New York Mrs Mary K Cook 86 year old great grandmother sketches with her art class Her display features about 30 oil and watercolor paintings The artist recalls a World War I illness and how her son urged her to paint and keep busy noting she has painted since then
Raleigh AP report says D T Lambert a 36 year patrol veteran and three other senior officials are fired as Motor Vehicles Commissioner A Pilston Godwin reorganizes the highway patrol effective Jan 1. Maj Charles A Speed is named new patrol commander with changes to divisions and troop posts.
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