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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

07 Mar 1966

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1966

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2

American Exchange New York Exchange 7 Sales

The report notes activity at American Exchange and New York Exchange with seven sales recorded. Details on entities and exact items are not fully readable from the fragment.

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Muleriders Rally To Beat Guilford In NALA Opener

Southern Arkansas State overcame a slow start to defeat Guilford College 72-47 in the NAIA tournament opener in Kansas City. Guilford led early by up to 12, held an eight point halftime edge before fading. The Quakers had earlier clinched the Carolinas Conference title and District 26 playoff wins.

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Randolph Man Wounded Arm After Saturday Shooting

In Asheboro a Randolph County man was jailed after a Saturday shooting. another man from the same address is hospitalized with a left arm wound and a finger injury. Howard Hurley, 2year-old white male of Rt. 2, Troy, faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge and admitted firing at Jesse Overton, who remains in Randolph Hospital awaiting bond.

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Asheboro Randolph County Randolph Hospital Charlie Joyce Howard Hurley Rt. 2 Troy Hurley Jesse Overton Joyce Overton
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Barris Survey Shows Americans Reluctant To Widen Vietnam War

Louis Harris reports a hardening public opinion that military gains only can end the Vietnam conflict yet with strict limits. Americans approve resuming bombings but oppose bombing Hanoi and population centers, oppose attacking China, and favor or oppose a blockade with a clear split between negotiation and military escalation. The public leans toward preventing a general war while seeking an exit from bloodshed.

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UNC Students Plan Fund Drive to Challenge Speaker Ban

The Committee for Free Inquiry at the University of North Carolina will raise 1500 to 2000 dollars to back a legal challenge to the amended Speaker Ban Law and to press for Herbert Aptheker to speak on campus. About 110 students attended, and the group will run three campus collection stations. Aptheker, director of the Institute for Marxist Studies in New York, has been denied permission by acting Chancellor J Carlyle Sitterson. Sitterson also refused to allow Frank Wilkinson to speak on campus. The campus drive follows earlier efforts to test constitutionality of the law, which restricts speech by Communists or those who plead the Fifth Amendment in loyalty hearings. The UNC Board of Trustees delegated speaker decisions to campus administrators. The Chapel Hill Presbyterian Church also voted to deny Aptheker a speaking chance. The Rev Vance Barron noted the church board’s close vote, but did not agree with the decision.

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Newsprint price hike hits eastern markets by $10 a ton

Two Canadian producers Domtar Newsprint and Bowater Paper Corp raise newsprint prices in eastern U S by 10 to 144 a ton effective April 5. Crown Zellerbach had raised western prices earlier to 134. Other producers may follow as costs rise over nine years. Industry officials say the move could spur Western price adjustments.

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New York United, States F.D.B Domtar Newsprint, Ltd Bowater Paper Corp Corwn Zeller-,bach Corp Domtar and Bowater Canadian International Paper Co Canada iWe Paul E. Roberts Abitibi Paper Co G. M. Hobart Consolidated Paper Corp Crown Zellerbach
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Cotton Prices Open Steady in New York Market

New York AP reports cotton futures opened unchanged to 5 cents per bale lower than the prior close, signaling a quiet start amid fluctuating trading sentiment.

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Anti Race Marriage Law Upheld

Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals upholds the states anti miscegenation law and the Lovings convictions. Richard Loving, white, and Mildred Loving, part Negro and part Indian, married in Washington D C on June 2 1958 and were arrested five weeks later in Caroline County Virginia. They pled guilty and received two years in prison.

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Richmond Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals Caroline County Richard Petry Loving Mildred Jeter Loving Loving Supreme Court Virginia Lovings Washington, D.C
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Explosion hits DuBois Club in San Francisco

San Francisco police report a blast at the national headquarters of the DuBois Clubs may be a dynamite charge up to 49 pounds. No injuries, possible under-porch device. investigation cites a nearby street gang. The incident follows Justice Department moves to force club registration as a Communist front.

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San Francisco Robert McClennan McClennan Justice Department DuBois Clubs Brooklyn du. Bois Club Brooklyn Club New York Sun‘day W. E. B. DuBois Ghana DuBois National Association For the Advancement of Colored People United States The Marquis Nicholas Kaizenbach Communist Front Subversive Activities Control Board Katzenbach U.S Communist Party
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Blizzard Areas Get Relief

Fargo and the Dakotas and Minnesota see road crews and rescue teams easing the blizzard crisis. Death toll rises to 16 as livestock losses mount, especially in South Dakota. Helicopters, planes, bulldozers, and plows aid thousands stranded. stories of aid and perseverance emerge amid heavy snow and isolation. A Sterling boy finds a neighbor dead at a farm, illustrating the storm’s severity.

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