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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1964

Page

6

Negro Students Skip Orientation in Desegregation Drive

In Pickens County eighty six Negro students scheduled for enrollment in previously all white schools skipped today's orientation, saying they had registered earlier. Principal C W Ward gave no reason for the pre-registration. About 300 students registered, with some parents present, marking further steps in South Carolina’s desegregation of public schools.

Pickens S.C Charleston Pickens County C. W. Ward Daniel High School Joe C. Durham Sting Greenville Richland Darlington Beaufort Sion South Carolina Columbia School Board Zumbia

Mayor Blames White Youths For Fracas

Blacksburg mayor Clyde Border blames white youths for a racial fracas after a Negro tavern incident. Police say four Negroes from Shelby NC paid for burgers at a white youth drive in, then two cars of white boys followed them to the tavern. Gunfire and bottles are said to have been thrown amid about 100 people and 75 Negroes. No injuries reported. Police may file charges. officials say names are on hand and investigations continue.

Blacksburg D.C Clyde Border Shelby N.C Leroy Earls Border J. P. Strom Earl Collins Collins

Fireworks Explosion Kills 42 in Mexican Celebration

In Atlatlahuca Toluca, central Mexico, a pile of fireworks exploded during a religious celebration, killing 42 people and injuring 33. Rescue workers sifted through debris as officials warned the death toll could rise and noted flames from nearby inflammable gas tanks. Authorities have not determined the cause.

Toluca Mexico Here Atlatlahuca

Drop Staged For Civilians In Highland Fox Drill

In Albemarle North Carolina members of the 6th Special Forces Group staged a para chute drop for civilians including Representative James T. Broyhill and mayors Dwight Stokes and Joe Taylor during a Highland Fox exercise. The war game aims to teach troops to cope with guerrilla fighting as seen in Vietnam.

Albemarle N.C 6Th Special Forces Group James T. Broyhill

Convention Underlines Division Among Tar Heel Democrats

Atlantic City hosts North Carolina Democratic figures as Governor Terry Sanford chairs a divided delegation to the 1964 national convention. Dan K. Moore leads a separate camp after defeating Sanford ally Richardson Preyer in a runoff, signaling intra party splits ahead of Raleigh’s executive committee meeting to choose new leadership.

Tar Heel William A. Shir Atlantic City North Carolina Terry Sanford Sanford L. Richardson Preyer Hugh Cennon Bert Benett Jr W. H Bill) White Joyce Woodhouse CID Board Hargrove W. Bowles Jr Raity Finance Clifton L. Benson Bruce Poole Raleigh Richardson Preyer Preyer Dan K. Moore Canton Moore Sanford- Bennett - Preyer Bennett Benson Democratic Executive Committee Seri J. Melville Broughton Jr Broughton

Bishop Defends Priests Rights in Birch Society Stance

The Bridgeport, Connecticut bishop, The Most Rev Walter W Curtis, defends priest Francis E Fenton's right to belong to the John Birch Society. Fenton, rector of Blessed Sacrament Church, sits on the society's national council and faced diocesan reprimand last year after backing a petition to impeach Chief Justice Earl Warren.

Bridgeport, Conn Walter W. Curtis Bridgeport John Birch Society Francis E. Fenton Blessed Sacrament Church National Council of the Society Father Fenton Earl Warren

Undersea Mountain Found Near Wake Island Discovery

Washington AP scientists report an undersea mountain 14 130 feet high below the Pacific surface 175 miles south of Wake Island. The Pioneer crew on a six month Indian Ocean expedition located the peak about 2 800 feet beneath the sea. The feature rises roughly as tall as California’s Mt Whitney from the ocean floor.

Washington California Mt. Whitney Pacific Ocean The Coast and Geodetic Survey Wake Island Pioneer Indian Ocean

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