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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
2
Two 18 year old youths were bound over to the sales court after a break in incident. One youth was wounded requiring several stitches and a bond of 100 dollars was set for Medley.
In Dunn Judge Woodrow Hill ordered charges against eight parents for contributing to the delinquency of a minor after eight juveniles were arrested during a Saturday demonstration at a restaurant. Twenty four people faced trespass charges, with three accused of resisting arrest. all juveniles were released.
George Franks of Barrington Street was jailed after a knife and gun altercation with James Payne of Holly Street. Payne shot Franks during the incident. Franks charged with assault with a deadly weapon and drunkenness. bond set at 250 dollars. Payne detained for investigation. bond listed at unknown. Incident details unclear and hospital release noted. U.S. Embassy mentions National Day celebration timing amid notes on holidays and diplomats.
The North Carolina Association of Realtors will sponsor a dinner tonight at the Sheraton Park Hotel for North Carolina's two senators and all but one congressman, Rep. James Broyhill, who had a prior commitment. The event aligns with the National Association of Realtors Boards meeting, where Ed Mendenhall of High Point will be installed as president.
New York AP reports that cotton futures opened today with no actual trades registered, indicating a quiet start in the market. Trading activity and price directions were not established as the session began.
Dr Charles Edward Prall dean emeritus of the School of Education at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro died at his home Sunday at age 72. A nationally known educator and author, he retired in 1958.
A Winston-Salem wreck on U.S. 158 killed five members of a Raleigh Hud son family including Samuel Leon Annas 24 and Gareth Edwin Annas 28 both professionals. Gareth was an architect for the State Department of Public Instruction and Samuel a mechanical engineer. Kath erine Annas and Leeaine Annas were five months old. Florence Sullivan Annas 51 of Hud son was their mother. Frank Marshall 31 of Mocksville injured.
Admissions officers from Duke Emory Tilane and Vanderbilt universities met in Durham to plan an experimental scholarship program funded by a Rockefeller Foundation grant. The $1 million grant will be divided equally among the four institutions to cover college costs for needy Southern students regardless of race.
Tokyo AP reports Red China denounces Khrushchev as the greatest splitters of our time and vows to bury capitalism, resuming a public clash with the Soviet Union. Peking radio, Red Flag, and New China News Agency publish sharp attacks, accusing Moscow of hypocrisy and urging an anti Chinese stance. The exchanges come after Soviet bloc acceptance of France recognizing Beijing. The broadcasts signal no easing of the dispute.
The article notes Mooncraft's three minute video failed minutes before impact with the moon. No full power indication appeared and the transmit loop cut to silence. Observatories, including Lowell in Flagstaff, reported a possible flash 50 or 60 seconds before impact from a 21 inch telescope.
Dan K Moore the Democratic candidate for governor promised a 10 percent pay increase for state employees and first priority for salaries in budget recommendations He would immediately establish a 40 hour work week for state workers and seek higher travel allowances including in state from 10 to 12 dollars and out of state from 14 to 15 dollars The statement followed a questionnaire from the State Employer Association
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