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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1965
Page
3
The committee compiles a record on the Ku Klux Klan with witnesses fearing reprisals as subpoenas are used to compel testimony in Washington. Investigators focus on Klan activity in the South while deferring broader inquiries to a later occasion.
Elections at the three day convention end with Jeffress succeeding James M. Harper of the State Port Pilot. Band actors Steed Rollins of the Durham Herald Sun Hal Tanner of the Goldsboro News Argus and Lenne James of the Chapel Hill News are named in the North Carolina Press Institute event.
A friend described Miss Evans leaving her Mooresville home to enroll at the University of North Carolina in Greensboro and attend summer school at Chapel Hill. Blake withheld the coed’s name as investigators assess the scene where she collapsed, her father Glenn M. Evans expressing disbelief.
Congress allocates funds to study the New Hope reservoir in Chatham County near Mon and to set plans for river basin development. A $500,000 appropriation this year targets completing the project’s initial planning phase and evaluating tributaries for joint studies.
More than twenty families along the Wayne Johnston county line are isolated by Neuse River flood waters. They can leave by boat or high wheel tractor if needed, but most have not moved. The river crested near 14 feet at the area and about 20 feet at Smithfield, with forecasts of a slow fall and continued flooding downstream toward Goldsboro and Kanston. Wayne County health director Dr. Carl Hammer said no health threat is present but a watch is kept.
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