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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1965

Page

5

Twisters Bring Stories Of Terror

A series of Michigan twisters left destruction from Alpine Township to Hillsdale. Sheriff Weiler wounded in Alpine described a wall collapse at the Andree Restaurant as 50 people hid inside. Swann Inn and nearby restaurant were leveled, with residents and rescuers recounting miraculous evacuations and widespread damage across two miles on Highway M-37. An AP reporter observed a farmhouse looking intact frontally but debris at the side.

Grand Rapids Mich Richard Weiler Grand Traverse County Andree Alpine Township Michigan Weiler Swann Inn Bernard Spruit Jane Theresa Hillsdale al Sandner Associated Press

North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Update

Cooler conditions spread across North Carolina with northwest winds and showers ending this evening then clearing. Lows range 50s to 60s elsewhere, Tuesday turning partly cloudy and cooler. South Carolina sees clearing in the northwest with showers ending tonight, Southeast remains mild, lows 52 to 59, overall cloudy in extreme south.

North Carolina Eoumaian South Carolina

Five Day Forecast for North and South Carolina

Temperatures Tuesday through Saturday will run near normal in the North Carolina mountains and a few degrees above elsewhere. Readings include Asheville 68/44, Charlotte 72/47, Raleigh 72/47, Columbia 76/51, Charleston 77.

North Carolina South Carolina North Carolina Mountains Asheville Charlotte Raleigh Columbia Charleston

Vote Bill Fight Shifts To New Site

Washington AP reports the fight over the anti voting rights bill moves to the House Judiciary Committee as the Johnson administration seeks to limit new provisions that would broaden the measure. Senate and House panels have added changes including a poll tax repeal proposal and coverage thresholds affecting southern states.

Washington House Judiciary Committee Johnson Senate Judiciary Committee House Atty Nicholas Katzenbach NBC Meet the Press House Committee Senate Mike Mansfield Montana House Education and Labor Committee Adam C. Powell Dn.y Judiciary Committee Emanuel Celler D-N.y Florida Arkansas Tennessee Texas Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Georgia

SERS Awarded $456000 Ford Grant For Desegregation Effort

Nashville based Southern Education Reporting Service receives Ford Foundation funds to expand research on desegregation impacts and educate in 17 Southern border states. The grant shifts SERS toward creative education programs and a new periodical replacing the June issue of Southern School News. Senator Sam Ervin declined to comment on a possible filibuster during a television appearance.

Nashville U.S. Supreme Court McKnight Charlotte N.C Observer Southern School News

Fishy catch on Neuse River nets rod and reel

Benny Caton of Vanceboro fished the Neuse River Sunday afternoon. A fish bit, took his gear, and after returning later he reeled in a rock with his rod still hooked to the same fish, proving persistence pays off.

Greenville N. C Benny Caton Vanceboro Neuse River Cayton

Truman Calls Dr. King Troublemaker

Former President Truman called Martin Luther King Jr a troublemaker and said the Ku Klux Klan should be legislated out of existence. He dismissed King's Nobel Prize and criticized the Selma to Montgomery march as having accomplished nothing during a morning walk.

New York Hary S. Truman Martin Luther King Jr Ku Klux Klan Truman South King Selma Montgomery Ala

Eight Die In North Carolina Traffic Accidents

The Associated Press reports eight people died in North Carolina over the weekend, lifting the year toll to 351, 60 fewer than the same period last year. Victims include Harvey Richards 41 of New London Stanly County Gwendolyn Privette 0 Middle Sessex County Odessa Peterson 30 near Enfield John Hudler 21 of New Bern Bill Gianopulos 44 of Greensboro James Pardue 35 of Elkin Ted Harris 26 of Stanly County Bennie Stevens Jr 9 of Mount Olive.

Associated Press North Carolina Harvey Lee Richards Rt. 2 New London Stanly County Gwendolyn Ann Privette Rt. 3 Middlesex County Odessa Lyons Peterson Enfield John Hudler Jr New Bern Bill Gianopulos Greensboro James Allen Pardue Elkin Ted Lewis Harris Oakboro Bennie Stevens Jr Rt. 1 Mount Olive

Volkswagen powertrain lines dominate chassis stories

Chassis transmission and suspension are all Volkswagen and so is the engine, signaling a unified approach to engineering across the platform.

Volkswagen

Johnson signs 1.3 billion education bill in Texas

President Johnson signed a 1.3 billion education bill in a simple ceremony near his ranch, praising a major federal commitment to quality and equality in schooling. He cited helping more than five million education deprived children and noted his old teacher attended the event.

Johnson City Tex Johnson Houston William F. Raborn Jr Central Intelligence Agency Rough and Ready Calif Kate America

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