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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
3
The past two days cooled after a warm Easter Sunday with rain showers across the state. Elizabeth City reported a low of 38 degrees while many areas in the 40s. High pressure dominates the eastern U S, bringing fair weather and warmer air expected to move in tomorrow.
The sun sets today at 6 58 p m and rises tomorrow at 5 38 a m. This notice provides daily solar events for the area.
North Carolina officials review desegregation statements as the state Education Department acts as a clearing house for plans. Local units face potential loss of federal education funds if they fail to comply.
Forecasts for North Carolina and South Carolina call for generally fair and cool conditions tonight with lows from 45 to 53 in NC and 45 to 55 in SC. Thursday brings warmer, generally fair weather across both states.
Temperatures Thursday through Monday in North Carolina and South Carolina will run four to nine degrees above normal with highs around 71 in Asheville and 79 in Columbia and Charleston and lows near 47 to 55. Showers expected Saturday and Monday bring about a quarter inch of rain as cooler air moves in by Monday. An ordinary drop of water contains about six sextillion atoms.
President Johnson praised Southerners’ efforts toward improved race relations and said civil rights laws alone cannot solve national injustices. He highlighted 22 Alabama business groups and Selma leaders for endorsements, urging reason and good will to prevail. The cabinet discussed delaying the voting rights bill amid Senate debate and Johnston’s death.
Dear Ashamed of My Self asks about a secret middle aged affair and marriage risk. The letter shows expectations and the columnist urges public honesty and respect if the relationship is to last.
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