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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
6
An NAACP official denounces the administration's war on poverty and Title 7 Civil Rights, urging a broader approach to aid and equality during a Denver appearance by AP reporter Lewis M. Simons.
Excerpts describe a perilous rescue attempt where personnel fired earlier and a plane forced to land in near safe territory. Jon recalls the near miss with somber tone, noting seconds deciding lives in a dangerous operation. The dialogue links to broader poverty and employment policy debates tied to Title VII and NAACP concerns.
Howard Lee Nelson of Westbrook Minnesota was forced to land on U S 123 due to engine trouble. While turning around after repair he taxied into an intersection and struck a car driven by Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Hammeth of Concord North Carolina, causing a $15 dent to the car top. The plane sustained minor damage and Nelson departed for Memphis after settling with the Hammeths.
Researchers report fish possess sensitive nerve endings along their bodies enabling detection of vibrations like footsteps on a bank. This sensory adaptation may help fish sense approaching predators or anglers.
Pan American Flight 843 lost 20 feet of wing and an engine after takeoff from San Francisco with 143 passengers and 10 crew. Capt. Charles H. Kimes guided the crippled jet to Travis Air Force Base for a safe landing with the right landing gear cranked manually.
A brief note suggests making a lamp wrap by bending wire and hanging it. It mentions several hours of work and a simple craft approach for home lighting projects.
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