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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1965
Page
13
In Reading Pennsylvania a second floor blaze killed mother Margaret Ambrose and six of her children Christine Louis David Keith Scott Sophie, who suffocated in smoke. Paulette, seven, escaped and police said three other children live in foster care. Cause of fire undetermined.
Sweden's Queen Louise, the German born great granddaughter of Queen Victoria, was buried after a ceremony at Stockholm Cathedral. King Gustaf VI Adolf, in admiral uniform, saluted the coffin and placed a wreath as nearly 1,000 mourners attended. The queen died at 75 after a 42 year marriage to the king.
SAN FRANCISCO AP A Bank of America officer warns California farmers may be denied loans due to a looming labor shortage. Earl Coke senior agricultural VP says decision from a statewide policy meeting covers all 150 bank branches in farm communities and notes uncertain harvest labor.
In Columbia South Carolina five construction workers were killed when a 50 foot excavation wall of red clay collapsed. Two others remained missing as crews recovered bodies and searched the site near the downtown area. Convicts were drafted to assist in the dig.
The Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano denounces U S civil rights clashes, referencing the death of white Unitarian minister Rev. James L. Reed. The editorial, signed by Raimondo Manzini, calls discrimination a global echo and condemns the violence in the U S South.
President Johnson announced plans to urge Congress to enact a voting rights measure. The bill would strike down discriminatory restrictions and empower federal officials if states fail to register qualified voters. Atty. Gen. Katzenbach outlined that registrants need only simple information. Local registrars could be replaced by federal staff.
Pfc. Ronald G. Silva and Patricia Ann Connell wed at St Thomas Aquinas church after a letter from Connell to the President prompted Pentagon action. Silva flew home from Korea for the March 13 ceremony, arriving days earlier at Logan Airport for the wedding.
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