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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1964
Page
3
North Carolina growers backed continuing production control programs with 97.6 percent in favor among 260,728 tobacco planters and 98.3 percent among 101,922 cotton growers. Peanut and flue-cured growers also supported self assessment and promotional efforts for three years.
Washington AP reports growers of two cotton types and flue cured tobacco voted to continue federal marketing quotas. Flue cured tobacco totals show 342,454 in favor to 12,567 against for the 1965 66 67 crops with North Carolina 260,728 yes 6,286 no South Carolina 33,075 870 Virginia 32,358 and others.
Joyce Kaye LeFevers, 22, Kannapolis beautician, was sentenced to six months in jail by Judge Robin L. Warren after parole revocation related to a prior larceny of a newspaper rack. She had been linked to a 198? kidnapping case involving Grady Steen and Stacey LaVerne Bigham.
The sentence notes Arizona Alaska and Hawaii were the final three states admitted to statehood in that order.
Readable figures show Georgia 13 867 and 3 243 Florida 2 331 and 518 Alabama 9 and 0 with 1 650 noted as well. Data appears as fragmented state performance figures without full context.
AP science report from Austin describes the discovery of quasi stellar sources or QSFs emitting enormous energy far beyond the Milky Way. Dr. Allan Sandage explains these objects shine trillions of times brighter than the Sun and defy current physical rules as astronomers seek explanations.
Carl Joachim Hambro, 79, who led the League of Nations from 1939 to 1946 and later served as a Norwegian U N delegate, died Tuesday in Oslo. He was Norway’s parliament president at the time of Germany’s 1940 invasion.
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