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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
2
The Pilot Club of Camden, South Carolina, won the award for the greatest net gain in membership in 1964 85 at their 44th international convention. Eva Alexander of High Point, North Carolina, received an award for organizing three clubs. Almetta C. Brooks of High Point is named president of the international civic club for executive business and professional women.
Bissell says canceling a second air strike might have altered the Cuba invasion outcome. Kennedy skeptically approved the plan after Palm Beach talks, and later alterations were accepted. Bissell warns a canceled invasion would have left the U S with a difficult post decision.
A page notes committees and a congressional panel reviewing numerous drug preparations including estrogens and corticosteroids. It highlights safety reviews for hormones such as ethinylestradiol and diethylstilbestrol, a drug with abuse potential, plus butabarbital. It also discusses outdated antibiotics like sulfathiazole and sulfanilamide, and concerns over safety of certain additives like menadione in dietary supplements.
A scrambled report notes Cobb’s controversial position and a Democratic shift in North Carolina politics. The text references a late Romaican chairman, a candidate named Aski, and Cobb’s public double life affecting the race, with a drop in support noted.
Adlai E. Stevenson lay at rest in a Bloomington cemetery after funeral services in Illinois. The former governor and UN diplomat died after a heart seizure in New York City. Dignitaries spoke of his eloquence and dedication to the common man as his ashes were laid alongside family graves.
Washington AP reports the White House Conference on Education tackles how to integrate schools in Negro sections and the North, with Dean Howald Campbell arguing quality must rise in all schools rather than only in integrated schools. Debate focuses on national testing versus local control and potential federal curriculum influence.
Li Tsimg-jen, former vice president and acting president of Nationalist China, defected to the Chinese Communist Party. He arrived in Beijing with his wife, was greeted by Premier Chou En-lai and 100 officials, and condemned the United States as a foreign enemy while accusing it of crimes in China and over Vietnam.
Communications Workers of America asks the Senate to probe what it calls FBI involvement in a hidden camera at the Western Electric plant in Greensboro North Carolina. Union president Joseph A. Beirne charged the camera was installed after managers accused a member of harassment and that officials said the FBI requested it. Beirne spoke in a relief to Senator Lang who heads the subcommittee on administrative practice and procedure investigating electronic eavesdropping by federal agents. The union says night shift workers found the camera set to photograph every three to five seconds.
The Senate approved an administration opposed cold war GI Bill of Rights covering education allowances and home loan benefits for post Korean veterans. House leaders plan early hearings while Republicans in the Senate urged limits to combat veterans. Senate vote 69 to 17.
Mrs Mary Jane Hollingsworth Farrell surrendered to county authorities in Miami Florida to face charges of stealing 400000 from her father's textile plant. She appeared before Circuit Court Judge Marshall Wiseheart and was taken into custody. Extradition to South Carolina had been approved by Governor Haydon Burns. The charges include housebreaking and grand larceny in the Greeneville plant theft on April 6 1964.
Articles of incorporation filed in North Carolina to authorize a new Triangle Shopping Center in Research Triangle Park. Pearson Stewart of the Triangle Regional Planning Commission notes zoning blocks, plans to seek a commercial district with Durham County planners. A 10 acre tract in the park is set as the proposed site.
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