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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1965

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Robber Holds Up Goldston Bank In Early Morning Heist

A 200-pound husky Black man wearing a stocking mask robbed the First Union National Bank of Goldston by forcing a teller to open an inner safe but got only cash when the safe could not be opened. He fled in a white 1959 Oldsmobile with out of state plates, as roadblocks went up.

Goldston N. C First Union National Bank of Pennsylvania Siler City J. R. Robinson Highway Patrol John Gaines Union National Bank Gaines Chatham County Sheriff's Office Sanford Chatham County Pittsboro Durham

Nat King Cole Dies at 45 After Lung Cancer Surgery

Nat King Cole, famed singer and pianist, died in Santa Monica California at age 45 after surgery for a cancerous lung tumor. He had been hospitalized since December with a respiratory ailment and had canceled engagements and a Los Angeles concert before his condition worsened. He leaves his widow Maria and four children.

Santa Monica Calif Nat King Cole Cole St. John’s Hospital Sands Hotel Las Vegas Nev Los Angeles New Music Center Maria Carol Natalie

Chemist Presumed Dead In Cave Rescue Fails

James Mitchell a 23 year old chemist from Winthrop Massachusetts was presumed dead after rescue attempts at Schroeder's cave near Dolgeville New York failed. Police moved to use earth moving equipment to free him from a 75 foot underground crater where he became wedged amid freezing water and cold underground conditions. Mitchell was accompanied by two Boston Grotto Club members when the incident began Saturday.

Dolgeville N.Y James Mitchell Mitchell Winthrop Mass Schroeder Boston William Karras Karras

Major Military Move Not Evident

Washington reports no hard evidence of a major Chinese or Soviet military response after U S air strikes on North Vietnam. Officials note possible later action, with Kosygin promising aid and Peking hinting at volunteers, while Red capitals urge unity but show no firm commitment.

Washington Viet Nam U. S Hanoi Red China Soviet Union Dean Rusk Florida Rusk Johnson North Viet Nam Peking London Alexei N. Kosygin North Korea Kosygin Moscow China Red United Action Southeast Asia

Weather Expected To Warm Across North Carolina Weekend

Clearing skies and moderating temperatures set in after a sixth straight weekend of wintry conditions. Snow totals ranged from two to four inches in western counties while Raleigh Durham saw mixed precipitation and the coastal Plain logged the heaviest rainfall. A clearing trend continues today with lows 24 to 30 and a much warmer Tuesday forecast.

Associated Press North Carolina Piedmont Winston-Salem- Greensboro Asheville Raleigh-Durham Coastal Plain Elizabeth City

Massive March Planned in Selma Led by King and Sheriff Clark

Negro leaders secure a parade permit for a march on Dallas County from two churches to the courthouse in Selma with a goal of at least 1,000 participants. Dr Martin Luther King Jr and Sheriff James G Clark prepared to leave hospitals to lead their respective sides in the voter registration push amid ongoing civil rights tensions.

Seuma Ala Martin Luther King Jr James G. Clark Dallas King Atlanta Selma Fred L. Shulesworth King’s Place Birmingham Cincinnati Ohio Sheriff Clark

Death by Own Action Ruled In Death Of Officer

Coroner Hector MacNeill ruled Sunday that Constable Robert Maready 46 of Wallace killed himself. Maready body was found in his car on a rural road after he reported stopping three Negro men with a pistol and liquor. The coroner cited no reason for the self inflicted gunshot with a .38 revolver.

Wallace N. C Hector MacNeill Robert Frank Maready Earl Whitaker Maready Whitaker

Viet Nam Fronts See Resumed Fighting and Political Shift

Fighting redraws across Viet Nam with 27 enemy actions in 24 hours. In Quang Ngai 16 government troops were killed and 30 wounded. 5 captured. Da Nang saw two antigovernment demonstrations with troops firing on crowds. Saigon eyed a new civilian government led by Dr Phan Huy Quat and a 20 member advisory council.

Malcolm W. Browne Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam Binh Dinh Quang Ngai Quang Tin da Nang Thang Binh Phan Huy Quat Nguyen Khanh Khanh Military Council Quat Ngo Dinh Diem North

Enrollment Crisis Noted By Friday at UNC Trustees

President William C. Friday warned trustees a crisis looms with enrollment rising toward 46 217 students by 1970 if current public college shares hold. He cited 24 772 students on three campuses last fall and urged planning. Friday noted proposed capital needs and Gov Moore's support for a bond issue to fund improvements.

Raleigh William C. Friday Consolidated University of North Carolina Today Friday North Carolina Tthe University Advisory Budget Commission

Mixed multinational crew sails on Claude V. Rickett s first regular deployment

The guided missile destroyer Claude V. Rickett s departs Norfolk with 255 crew from six nations for its first regular deployment with the U S Navy. Crews include 150 Americans, 36 West Germans, 24 Italians, 23 Britons, 20 Greeks, and 2 Dutch. The voyage aligns with the multilateral force proposal amid mixed international support.

Norfolk, Va Claude V. Ricketts Six Nations S. Navy Ricketts Goodby United States West Germany Italy Great Britain Greece Netherlands MLF America North Atlantic Treaty Organization John F. Kennedy Turkey Johnson France Britain

Moon Mission Doubleheader to Study Space Dangers

Cape Kennedy AP reports a Tuesday Saturn 1 launch to deploy Pegasus the winged satellite for meteoroid hazard study and a Wednesday Atlas Agena launch to propel Ranger 8 for lunar photography ahead of the Apollo program.

Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy Fla Pegasus Moon

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