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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1965

Page

3

Educators push for study on speaker ban law impact

UNC faculty leader Spruill warned the speaker ban law imperils the university and education in North Carolina while aiding Communist aims. President Friday and campus chancellors urged a special study commission, warning accreditation could be jeopardized unless the law is reconsidered. Senate support and a governor's position leave a path to action as a study panel prepares.

UNC Spruill William C. Friday Consolidated University of North Carolina North Carolina Special Study Commission Southern Association of Schools and Colleges Association Moore John T. Caldwell North Carolina State University Raleigh Washington Jennings G. King Scotland Associated Press Senate

Ebony claims Dwight barred from NASA space program

Ebony magazine reports that Air Force Captain Edward Dwight Jr. the first named African American astronaut may have been rejected for further astronaut training by NASA. NASA says it does not identify applicants. Dwight reportedly remains at Wright Patterson Air Force Base after years sine.

Chicago Ebony Magazine America U.S Air Force Edward Dwight Jr National Aeronautics and Space Administration Washington NASA Ebony Dwight Cape Kennedy Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton Ohio Kansas City

Businessmen Dine With Three Killers in Cook County Jail

Chicago, AP. Fred T. Sommers, a middle aged businessman, dined Tuesday with three condemned killers at Cook County Jail. The Better Boys Foundation sponsored the event to highlight juvenile delinquency and raise funds. Warden Jack R. Johnson said the jail visit would show that institutions matter as much as a cause. Dinner was held in a cell block near the electric chair, with guests frisked and told to surrender valuables. Lyman Moore, 33, described the bartender killing during the dinner introduction.

Chicago Fred T. Sommers Cook County Better Boys Foundation Jack R. Johnson Johnson Joe Kellman Lyman Moore

State Employees Replace Each Other At State House

Gov. Volpe orders a full inquiry after commissioner McCarthy reports a leave of absence abuse at the Massachusetts State House. A case where a worker left one state job for another, was replaced by a temp, who then received a leave, repeated through several transfers.

Boston Massachusetts John A. Volpe John J. McCarthhy McCarthy State House

Colleges East of the Mississippi Show Twice as Many

The article notes accredited colleges and universities located east of the Mississippi River number about twice those west of the river. It discusses regional disparities in higher education accessibility and institution distribution across the U.S. regions.

Mississippi River

Three Men Die in Fatal Crash Near Lenoir North Carolina

AP report states three young men died when their car left Connelly Springs road south of Lenoir and hit a tree at high speed. Victims Edward Joe Smith 23 John Wesley McDonald 17 and Charles Luther Byrd 20 were found 45 minutes after the 4 a.m. crash with bodies scattered 100 to 200 feet from the wreckage. Smith owned the car.

Lenoir N.C Connelly Springs Kenneth Garaventa Edward Joe Smith Rt. 3 John Wesley McDonald Charles Luther Byrd Garaventa Smith

U S Flags Torn Down in East Germany Protest

In Potsdam near East Berlin a 300 strong antiwar protest damaged the U S mission and tore down two U S flags. East German police stood by as windows were broken and a flag pole was toppled during the rally attended by North Vietnamese diplomats.

East Germany Potsdam East Berlin West Germany U.S. Army U.S ADN Mission

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