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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
3
Walter Winchell alleges Malcolm X was a thief, dope addict, and pimp who preached hatred and terrorism. He claims the Muslim movement pursued power and real estate, rejects integration, and frames Malcolm X as a martyr in a brutal gang war context.
The columns criticize a large expenditure as a wasteful display by a pompous politician. They argue the funds could fund disease research, schools, and public projects. The piece warns that using money to “buy” influence corrupts public service.
Imperial Tobacco Co will shift its American headquarters from Richmond to Wilson NC in about 18 months as part of a 2.68 million dollar plant project. About 35 employees will be affected. The American Division of Imperial Tobacco Co is the American Leaf Organiza tion.
Winston-Salem report says a resolution calls for repeal of the state's speaker ban law. The measure seeks to end the prohibition on certain speakers and urges legislative action.
Sen Irwin Belk proposes higher highway budgets for signs and markings, a study of high accident locations, and funding to improve dangerous sites. He calls for a 36 hour driver education course for under 18s, 100 new patrolmen now and 50 next year, and notes 1958 to 1960 traffic accidents rising from about 50 739 to 82 070.
Mecklenburg legislators hailed final legislative approval for Charlotte College to join the Consolidated University of North Carolina as the University of North Carolina at Charlotte on July 1, 1965. Amendments delaying accreditation were rejected. The allocation also included a $300 million highway bond plan pending a voter vote.
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