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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1965
Page
2
New York AP report notes the Dow Jones index up around 3 points at noon, with the industrial average near its historic high. Broad advance covered chemicals rails airlines and utilities while some issues slipped on profit taking and mixed economic signals.
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures opened 25 cents a bale higher than the previous close with gains reflecting market optimism and demand signals. Traders watch coastal weather and exports as prices edge upward.
A U S spokesman linked the Phu Qui raid to ongoing Hanoi attacks. Viet Cong forces allegedly destroyed 82 air force fighters as US jets struck a North Vietnamese island base used to funnel munitions. South Vietnamese troops reportedly captured a second arms ship in Tri Province near Da Nang.
The White House announced a night address by the President on a voting rights bill and related topics. Civil rights groups staged a Lafayette Park rally near the White House while Alabama Negro citizens press for registration and governance rights. The President pledged to ensure every citizen can choose leaders, citing democracy as at stake. Televised and radio coverage was planned for the address following his State of the Union message ten weeks earlier.
Francis J. Smith a 44 year old ex convict was critically wounded by at least five bullets as two men shot him near a car outside a girl s home in Somerville Mass Miss Marilyn Marks 32 witnessed the attack Smith after serving time for bombing a funeral home in Woburn has a long police record including bank robbery and assault with a deadly weapon The gangland feud has left nineteen dead in the Greater Boston area since March 11 with Edward Deegan 25 killed days earlier in a dark alley as the 19th victim
At least ten people died in weekend traffic crashes across North Carolina. Victims include Barbara Ann Talley from Franklin and Albert Avery of Fayetteville, with others from Roxboro, Liberty, Morehead City, Blairs ville, Southern Pines, Beaufort, Murphy, Rocky Mount, and Greensboro.
Vivian led protests claiming that a proposed water yard would disrupt the community. People from across the nation joined the Jan memorial service to voice opposition and attend the event.
Witnesses heard a girl scream in the first car and three girls rush to the second car. The group then moved to a third car and continued for ten stops before reaching the Transit Authority at SS.
A trooper's testimony in a Selma civil case involved a tear gas canister found in Smiths hand. He claimed not to throw it as attorney Pe iter Hall questioned the trooper. The hearing reviewed earlier photos of protest street blocks and courthouse access during the Selma marches.
Governor Wallace defends Alabama’s civil rights stance while urging education expansion and voter access. He criticizes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and accuses King’s associates of links to subversive groups. A TV panel questioned him as Sister Michael Ann denied a hospital denial report.
Moore signaled a state budget with higher revenue estimates and no tax hike, aiming to fund capital improvements and education. Lawmakers expect a bond proposal for colleges, with education and highway patrol favored, while opposition grows to renaming NC State University at Raleigh. Ralph Scott opposes the name change in the Senate Higher Education Committee.
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