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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1965
Page
1
Two large shells were found near Pullen Hall at North Carolina State. A Ft. Bragg bomb squad moved the 12 inch and 10 inch projectiles for examination. Officials said the shells likely predated the hall fire on February 22 and may have originated as old exhibit pieces.
In Palm Springs California Eisenhower urged Republicans to draft a comprehensive review of federal policies both foreign and domestic. He said the party must increase its influence on the nation’s future and begin work immediately on world safety and national defense issues.
A white male robber fled First Citizens Bank on Henderson Drive in Jacksonville with 12450. He threatened staff, demanded cash, then departed. A suspect was arrested 55 minutes later as authorities recovered most of the money and the car was reported stolen.
A Soviet political journal International Life acknowledged a general slowdown in the Soviet bloc. The admission states the slowdown sets the economic progress back five years in the effort to overtake capitalist nations, a sign of stagnation.
Antigo Wisconsin moves to refly fluoride in its water after a four year gap. A new advisory vote asks residents if they favor fluoridation amid rising tooth decay among kindergartners and first graders. City officials note the advisory nature and a long mail runoff.
Selma's public safety director ordered a halt to civil rights demonstrations after a 2500 person march and violence including baton and tear gas. Mayor Smitherman backed the order as authorities planned a new march from Tuskegee Institute buses to the Dallas County Courthouse, with authorities vowing to stop further protests.
A Marine officer was killed in action near a village when American forces encountered Viet Cong fighters about half a mile from the town. The encounter ended with the officer’s death and ongoing combat operations.
F100 and F105 jets returned to Da Nang late this afternoon with bombs and rockets expended. No official comment on the mission was issued and it was not learned if any aircraft were hit. A military man was attached to the unit. Feuding among soldiers over a card game grew into a stronger dispute.
Rev Clark Olson of Berkeley describes the Selma beating by white assailants that left him, Rev James Reeb and Rev Orloff Miller injured after they dined in a negro cafe. Reeb remained in critical condition in a Birmingham hospital. Olson and Miller not seriously hurt.
The House approved a bill to rename the state to North Carolina State University at Raleigh. The measure, backed by alumni, faces a doubtful Senate fate with Sen. Ralph Scott as a foe. Also debated were a uniform commercial code for business and a tax change to include boats among vehicles for a lower rate, despite an estimated $100,000 annual revenue loss.
Nicholas Katzenbach sips coffee and stays in touch as race drama unfolds in Washington AP report. The fragment shows a political or legal clash with sharp pacing and tense atmosphere around Katzenbach.
Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach in Washington wired with John Doar in Selma Alabama reports that police allowed a bridge crossing. Doar describes elderly white ladies approaching and questions the applause heard from the scene.
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