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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
1
The image captures the Elysium area near Mars equator top, with a limb length around 200 miles as Mariner surveys from roughly 10,500 miles altitude.
Pasadena AP report on Mariner 4 first closeup of Mars shows an earthlike desert area but provides no evidence of life. Most frames show space, with a edge of Mars, in a landmark but inconclusive space milestone.
Cheryl Ebeling, 19, perished under the desert sun while seeking water near Chandler Arizona after wandering into the San Tan foothills. Coroner's jury rules she died of heat exposure and dehydration with heat illness listed as the cause.
Police investigated multiple telephoned bomb threats in Charlotte including one at the downtown bus station and another at the North Carolina Savings and Loan Association. Authorities were following leads as the situation unfolded.
Burlington Industries plans a new textile plant in Spiensny County North Carolina at a cost of 75 million dollars with a 200 million companion project expected to create a 1 million dollar annual payroll. The project will expand employment and production in the region beginning at the companion day.
A large memorial service held at Washington National Cathedral honored Adlai Stevenson. The rite was led by Springfield pastor Dr. Richard Grabel with an eulogy by Judge McGowan. Stevenson’s body lay in state at the Capitol before a flight to Springfield.
Saigon officials urged Defense Secretary McNamara to boost American force levels. The request arose after a two hour meeting with Sylvester, Thieu, Ky, and Co presented estimates rather than a specific troop count. Meanwhile Viet Cong losses were reported near Da Nang with 152 killed and North Vietnamese regiments identified.
U S officials described the Moscow conference on Viet Nam as of interest but not introducing new developments. Harriman reported to Washington while Kosygin pressed for stop bombing and a path to peace talks. Johnson administration officials held cautious hopes for late year negotiations amid continued fighting.
Tonight's paper presents a concise AP consensus on Viet Nam developments. It summarizes what happened in the past year and offers expert projections, based on AP staff observations and analyst input from the field.
In Crawfordville Georgia a Negro, Jesse Meadows, was hired as police chief amid two months of civil rights protests. Meadows assumed duties with one white officer, while demonstrations and a boycott of white merchants continued. A white civil rights worker alleged threats by white men, but officials reported no incident. News from the tense town notes uncertainty over Meadows background and the mayor was unavailable.
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