High Point plans civil rights compliance in Guilford County
High Point officials report forthcoming compliance actions for Guilford County and Greensboro school boards under Title VI. The plan divides High Point into 13 geographic districts for elementary students with nondiscriminatory transfers and transportation, aiming to integrate schools while avoiding overcrowding.
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Johnson
Guilford County
Greensboro
High Point
New York Cotton Futures Open With Unconfirmed Trades
In New York the AP reports domestic cotton futures opened with trades not yet factually registered.
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New York
Escapee Recaptured Near Patterson Home in North Carolina
Three young convicts who fled from a Salisbury area work gang were recaptured Thursday in a wooded area near the home of Andrew Patterson, 19, serving six years for assault, breaking and entering, and larceny. The others are Paul Tilley, 17, High Point, serving three to five years for forgery and larceny, and Thomas Eugene Shaw, 19, Lexington, serving seven to ten years for breaking, entering and larceny.
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N.C
Salisbury
Andrew Patterson
Paul Tilley
High Paint
Thomas Eugene Shaw
Lexington
High Point opens 1965 56 school year Sept 1
The district announced staff meeting sessions and sets the first day of classes for September 1 marking the 1965 56 academic year.
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Tion
High Point
Thurmond To Address Republicans in North Carolina
U S Senator Strom Thurmond will address Republicans in the Fourth Congressional District at a Saturday banquet in Asheboro. A press conference is set for 4 p m in Randolph County Courthouse and the 7 p m banquet at the Armed Forces Center on Federal Street Mary H. Street. James Gardner, who ran against Harrold Cooley, will introduce Thurmond with Worth Coltrane, Randolph County Republican party chair. Tickets are $10 from committee members.
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lernoon_ press
U.S
Dor Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fourth
Thurmond
Emia i
Armed Forces Center
National Guard
Mary
Federal
Randolph County
James [Gardner
Rocky Mount
Harrold Cooley
Worth Coltrane
Randolph County Republiican Party
Night assault plan tests Viet Cong village raids
Lt Col David Clemente of Jacksonville leads Operation Midnight by coordinating a night attack tactic for Marines. Maj Marc Moore proposed using night sieges to surround Viet Cong villages, forcing dawn searches and ambush possibilities, while Viet Cong observation posts could be caught off guard by late night movements.
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David Clemente
Jacksonville
N. C
3Rd Marines
Clement
Marc Moore
Dallas
Tex
Riots erupt in Watts as Gregory shot amid violence
In Watts Los Angeles rioting flared with burning liquor store drive-in restaurant and lumberyard as police tried to mediate. Gregory was struck while urging rioters to go home. Don Smith of CORE said gunfire interrupted his pleas and Gregory kept talking despite the danger. The episode follows a prior night protest over a drunken driving arrest that left injuries and damage.
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Los Angeles
Gregory
Ono Man’s Land
Central
Imperial Highway
Miremen
Don Smith
Congress of Racial Equality
Gregory Fell
Smith
Russians Seek Asylum After Drift Into Alaska Coast
Two Russians, Peter Kalishenko 35 and Gregory Sarapushkin 29, drifted to Wales Alaska in a 10 to 15 foot boat while mushroom hunting. They initially asked to return to the Soviet Union but later sought asylum in the United States. Coast Guard officials said they would be brought to Anchorage for processing while authorities confirm their claims. The men purport to be smelter workers from Loran tia on the Siberian coast.
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Gregory Saracushkin
Siberia
Alaska Eskimo
Wales
Anchorage, Alaska
America
Coast Guard
Tostay
Gregory Sarapushkin
Soviet Union
Adm
George Synon
17Th Coast Guard
Washington
Alaska
Synon
Anchorage
Laurentia
Siberian
Bering Strait
King plans letters to foreign leaders spark debate
King disclosed aims to contact North Vietnam Russia South Vietnam and President Johnson to influence foreign governments. He faces possible prison up to three years and a $4,000 fine for attempting such influence under U.S. law.
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King
United Nations
North
Viet Nam
Russia
South
Johnson
Washington
Vietnamese Reinforcements in Position Near Duc Co
Vietnamese reinforcements were said to be in operational positions with no major contact reported with the Viet Cong. U S paratroopers encountered light fire in a village on Thursday but no casualties. Duc Co, 215 miles north of Saigon and five miles from the Cambodian border, had been under siege for more than two months as large numbers of troops moved in to relieve the camp.
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U.S
Duc Co
Saigon
GMAC Charged With Withholding Overtime Payments
The General Motors Acceptance Corp. faces a U S district suit by the Labor Secretary charging overtime withholding exceeding one and a quarter times the regular rate. The complaint seeks an injunction and lists 156 employees tied to unpaid overtime totaling $284,985.65 across Greensboro and 12 other cities including Asheville, Atlanta, Charleston, Columbia, Spartanburg, Miami, Tampa, Wilmington, and Winston-Salem.
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N. C
Motors
Corp
Ini
Greensboro
U.S
Secretary of Labor Wii
Lord Wirts
Mo Jin
Greenaboro
Asheville
Atlanta
Charlelotte
Columbia
S.C
Greenville
S. C
Macon
Miami
Spartanburg
iTallahessee
Fla
Tampa
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
N.C
Accrediting bodies urged for grant receivers
Officials insist institutions receiving grants must be accredited by a nationally recognized agency. Loss of accreditation would raise serious questions about continued participation in programs. The study commission heard from the chairman of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools who said the next step in determining accreditation status lies with his commission meeting November 29 in Richmond Virginia. The commission executive council calls the Speaker Ban Law political interference with governing boards and destructive, urging full Commission review. Vanderbilt’s Deas Emmett Fields called the Speaker Ban controversy a bitter spectacle with damaging effects and supported repeal while Assembly opposition remains. Senator Thomas J White Jr indicated he plans to speak later as a proponent of repeal, saying he fears neither disaccreditation nor an exodus of professors. The study commission includes five General Assembly members, with chairman David Britt of Robeson slated to be next Speaker of the House.
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Study Commission
Commission On Colleges For the Accrediting
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
North Carolina
Richmond
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Vanderbilt University
General Assembly
Thomas J. White Jr
Lenoir
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Robeson
House
Rivers cites Vietnam war goals and airlift limits
In a quoted interview Rivers argues the US push in South Viet Nam risks being in vain and questions air force usage. He states the air fields cannot hold more planes and urges readiness for the tasks ahead, saying he has long warned about the fuss.
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Viet Nam
United States
Rivers
Japanese Barred From N C Plants Chronicalton
A Japanese textile union official and three Japanese colleagues visiting the United States were barred from touring Charlotte area textile plants. Kizo Shimada, Tokyo based director of organization and education for the Japan Federation of Textile Workers Unions, said manufacturers refused entry citing prejudice against unions. A city official noted the visit may have been blocked due to concerns about competition.
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Charlotte
Duriig
United States
Kizo Shimada
Tokyo
Japan Federation of Textile Workers Unions
Shimoda
U.S
Morgan hearings schedule in Raleigh for early September
Sept 4 to 9 hearings in Raleigh address university representatives and board of trustees. Sept 8 proceeds continue with discussions on fees. Sept 9 session plans to hear from the League of Women Voters Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Teen Dems of North Carolina.
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Board of Trust Fees
League of Women Voters
Veterans of Foreign Wars
We Teen-Dems
North Caroina
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