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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

09 Mar 1965

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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1965

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2

Stock Market Reports Mixed With Steels and Autos Higher

Stocks showed a slightly higher trend in early afternoon trading with gains in steels autos rubbers nonferrous metals tobaccos building materials and drugs while airlines oils rails aerospace and utilities fell. Wall Street focused on the sale of 11,166,438 Film Corp common stock to be reoffered by the syndicate with IBM up about 5 and Du Pont down over 2 as Comsat opened weak on large block activity.

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Urban Renewal Talks Slated for City

City plans urban renewal discussions and may appoint a vice chairman. A definite regulatory step is expected as officials outline proposals for redevelopment and modernization efforts.

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Moore praises North Carolina care for its elderly

Gov. Dan Moore lauds state efforts for aging citizens at the North Carolina Association of Homes for the Aging convention. He notes early establishment of elder services, growth in licensed homes, and a shift from county homes to group care facilities as aging care expands.

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Raleigh Dan .Moore North Carolina North Carolina Association Homes For the Aging Charles Dunn Johnson Moore
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Population growth and food supply strain world wide

Experts warn by 1975 global food availability will fall short of needs, urging major efficiency gains. Dr. Raymond Ewell says time is the core issue as India faces 700 million by mid century with 200 million mouths to feed, while Japan fights crowding and China shows mixed progress in production.

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Binjay Ranjan Ortry Raymond Ewell State University of New York Buffalo India United States Japan China
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Acreage Poundage Controls Favored by House Panel

The House Agriculture Committee approved a bill for an acreage-poundage system for flue-cured tobacco for 1965. Chairman Harold D. Cooley said action could come in the House next week after discussions with leaders and Rules Committee clearance. Three amendments were rejected by voice vote or roll call.

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Washington House Agriculture Committee Harold D. Cooley Dm.c House Cooley Rules Committee Georgia
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Pressure for federal action grows over Selma violence

President Johnson and House leaders pledge action as anger over Sunday’s state trooper assault on a Selma march intensifies. Attorney General Katzenbach says federal power is limited, while protesters outside his office press for troops or marshals to protect demonstrators.

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Congressiona House John W. McCormack Massachusetts Mike Mansfield Montana Atty Nicholas) Katzenbach Katzenbach Gaia WB Mat Bn Alabama Negroes O Selma Montgomery George C. Wallace Roy E. Wilkins National Association For the Advancement of ‘Colored James Farmer The Ofcial Equality Johnson
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Feeding the World and U.S. Trade Deficit Threats

By 1970 the text argues America must cover at least half the global deficit using its large surpluses. The note highlights import pressures and the expectation of rising domestic production needs to meet foreign demand.

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King laments violence as protestors march in the South

The article describes a tense Sunday march where King and ministers address a hostile crowd. Bevel criticizes the Justice Department for protection failures while urging action from Johnson. A church vigil in Montgomery ends with quiet fear yielding to relief as King arrives, and a local observer proclaims Moses is present.

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King Sted Posseman Bevel Washington Wallace Johnson Justice Department Montgomery Moses
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Dirt Damages Machinery and School Bulbs Reported

Police report dirt placed in the gas tank and hydraulic system of heavy road machinery caused about 1000 in damage while parked on N Main Street. Jack Cox of Brentwood School notes 315 in damages to seven sky bulbs. Earl Brown of Park Street is charged with assault.

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Neat Robert Rt. 1 Kernersville N. Main Street Jack Cox Brentwood School Ee Mal Earl Brown Park Street
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Daylight Saving Time Sparks Local Debate in Raleigh

Virginia drive ins report business drops 25 to 50 percent amid daylight saving talk. W. G. Enloe, former Raleigh mayor, represents theater chains and says daylight saving clamor comes from narrow interests. He notes daylight time is uneven across counties and not set by popular vote.

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Investing wisely: risks and rewards in balance

The piece discusses how investment success depends on managing both risk and reward. It emphasizes that informed choices and prudent strategies are essential to avoid common pitfalls and maximize potential gains.

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