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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1965
Page
2
American Exchange notes big three motors lead a higher stock market after noon as airlines report sharp profit gains for November though prices ease from recent peaks due to continued long term profit taking. The report includes explanations of dividend terms and ex-dividend details.
In Jakarta President Sukarno reconsiders his Peking aligned foreign policy as Indonesian army leaders blame the PKI for the October 1 attempted coup. Sukarno’s stance shifts after weeks of resisting anti communist calls, with Subandrio signaling a concession to the army.
A three judge federal panel in Columbia ordered South Carolina to realign its Senate by April after a 35 minute hearing on a suit by a couple led by Brae Auer. The decision follows a challenge to state redistricting and governance.
A federal jury of 12 white men declared a Ku Klux Klan trial deadlocked over the 1965 murder of Viola Liuzzo. Judge Frank Johnson urged continued deliberations as defendants Collie Wilkins Eugene Eaton and William Eaton faced possible federal penalties up to 10 years and $5,000.
Two masked youths, one armed, held up the Holiday Inn motel in Gastonia early today. They forced night auditor M Louis Voight Jr and other staff to the wall while the cash register and safe were emptied. About $1,241 in cash, $563 in checks, and $30 in American Express were taken. They fled through a rear door and were believed to escape in a car.
The Pentagon reports that in the week ended last Monday thirty seven U.S. servicemen were in action in Viet Nam raising the total number of Americans killed in action since January 1.
In Guilford Superior Court Judge J William Copeland voided warrants charging E H Hennis with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon and one count of shooting at tires. New warrants were to be served as Hennis sought a jury trial. case expected back Monday. Also, Clyde A Webster was freed on assault charges in the Elon College student beating case at the Sugar Shack, with Judge Carter ruling insufficient evidence of Webster's involvement.
In Concord North Carolina around noon a freight train derailment caused fifteen cars to derail near Kerr Bleachery. A five inch water main and a steam line were affected while cars slid down a 40 foot embankment. Wreckage blocked both tracks for about a quarter mile.
Cambodian leader Prince Sihanouk in Phnom Penh denounces U.S. Senator Mansfield accusing him of pressuring Cambodia. He contends U.S. officials seek to control Southeast Asia and questions U.S. aid to allies while criticizing American policy on Vietnam.
Moscow reports an unmanned Luna 8 craft weighing 3421 pounds was directed toward the moon in a fourth 1969 attempt to achieve a soft landing. The announcement notes a landing system test while omitting launch details, suggesting possible new techniques beyond prior Luniks.
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