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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

12 Dec 1969

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1969

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2

Memphis naval air riot trial opens with testimony

AP reports the Memphis Naval Air Station court martial for four Black Marines accused of rioting last summer began with the prosecution's opening statement. Defense objects as Lt James W. Honges outlines the case against the defendants and a juror was seated for the trial. The market meanwhile showed gains with the Dow up 4.81 at 788.34 at noon and broad participation across sectors.

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New York Exchange Shouted Threats Amid Disordered Scene

An unclear transcript shows a chaotic moment at the New York Exchange with shouted racial taunts and disrupted proceedings. Spectators and participants reacted as authorities attempted to restore order amid the disturbance.

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Feds Probe Mafioso In Newark Jury Case

Federal investigators seek reputed mob figure tied to pending grand jury probe in Newark. Officials discuss connections to city corruption, with subpoenas issued to mayor and council members as part of a broader inquiry into payoffs, bookmaking, and extortion involving public contracts.

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Tar Heel girl makes finals in Maid of Cotton contest

Emily Ro Holling, 20, of Wake Forest North Carolina, named one of 20 finalists in the Maid of Cotton competition to be held December 23 56. A seven member panel will pick the Maid of Cotton she will preside over the Cotton Bowl festival in Dallas and tour for the American cotton industry.

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Medical Society Breaks Ground for North Carolina Facility

Gov. Bob Scott's wife helped turn the first shovel as ground was broken for a $950,000 building to house the Medical Society of the State of North Carolina in Raleigh. Dr. Edgar T. Beddingfield of Stantonburg, society president, joined Mrs. Scott. Completion is targeted for mid-1971.

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Local Army Names Four War Casualty Listed

The report lists Pvt Oscar W Terry of Paducah Ky Lance Cpl Perry Backstrom aged 21 of Lauderdale Mississippi Pvt Arthur McCall 20 of Birmingham and Pvt Charles Nickson 19 of Memphis among the casualties. The fragmentary OCR indicates four named servicemen with ages and hometowns across Kentucky Mississippi Alabama and Tennessee.

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Court Faces More School Decisions

Washington AP reports Supreme Court heard Solicitor General Griswold urge that lower court orders delaying desegregation be left undisturbed. He noted 260 districts in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida and Texas face varied desegregation plans. Delay to September could allow circuit court review and possible changes before implementation.

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GOP Dixie Coalition Push Defeats Civil Rights Voting Bill

A GOP Dixie coalition in the House defeated a four year old Dixie voting rights bill and backed a Nixon administration substitute. The 208 203 vote drew immediate opposition from civil rights supporters while backers said the Nixon plan would standardize voting laws and broaden federal examiner use. The measure would suspend literacy tests nationwide by 1973 and set a uniform residency deadline before presidential elections. The bill moves to the Senate, where passage faces a tougher path through the Judiciary Committee.

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Egypt says half a million under arms in clash with Israel

The Associated Press reports Egypt claims 500000 men under arms and says the number could rise to one million before a potential battle with Israel. Cairo editor Hasanein Heikal says Israel has strengthened its forces with about 1259 aircraft and nearly 12000 tanks, while Egypt criticizes Western plans for settlement amid tense border activity and casualties on both sides.

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Three North Carolina Schools Close In Memory Of Dead

Danbury N C AP three King County students Doris Anne Holder 17 Lynn Bishop 16 Franklin D Green 16 and another King pupil Jeffery Wood 18 were killed when a car veered off a rain slicked highway. The county schools superintendent announced closures for the day as funeral services were held for the victims.

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Virginia O Hanlon Douglas hospitalised at 80

Virginia O Hanlon Douglas, famed for the Santa Claus editorial response to her 1897 question, has been admitted to Columbia Memorial Hospital in Hudson, New York at age 80. She is described as in fair condition with details of ailment undisclosed.

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Clearing House To Be Started In Raleigh

Raleigh AP reports a clearing house will be set up to handle federal financing applications from North Carolina state agencies and institutions. The system aims to channel all submissions through the new center to streamline processing.

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