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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1965
Page
1
AP Education writer analyzes a nationwide survey showing adults blame themselves for teen delinquency. Sixty percent of local PTA members see rising teenage immorality, citing vandalism pregnancies drinking petting and thievery, while adults condemn sex saturated society TV violence and pornographic materials.
A tentative experimental leukemia vaccine has been developed and tested on humans. Researcher T. Grace of Roswell Park Memorial Institute in Buffalo notes no results yet and describes diseased cells containing virus-like particles, while viruses are known to cause leukemia in animals.
Authorities seized 373 weapons 100000 rounds of ammunition and three silencers from Erquiaga Arms Co in Industry California. State Atty Gen Thomas Lynch said a rifle owned by a leader could be modified to raise its rate of fire and dismissed claims guns were for private armies.
Bulletin reports a feeder power line broke around 1 a.m. Sunday, plunging the northern city into darkness. Police switchboard buzzed with calls as crews worked to restore power, which returned about 1:55 a.m. No cause announced.
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor returns to Washington after reporting air strikes in North Vietnam are going well but expressing only fair progress in the ground war. The visit fuels discussion on whether more U S troops should be deployed to strategic area defenses.
The Ku Klux Klan accuses the FBI of trying to bribe one of four Klansmen charged in the night rider murder of a white housewife during a civil rights march to the Capitol. Klan leaders defend their role, pledge bonds for three defendants, and denounce President Johnson. A Selma protest and Detroit funeral plans for Mrs. Liuzzo accompany the case.
A two day period of mourning was proclaimed for Mrs. Liuzzo, 39, after her slaying near Selma during voting rights activity. Romney urged continued battle for the cause, calling the parting moment shocking yet necessary in the struggle for justice.
In Muncie Indiana a love triangle ended in murder after a husband Key and his wife Hazelbaker each accused the other of killing his wife. Police say Key and Hazelbaker with seven children were involved in a plan that led to the wife’s death as they sought to have one big family. Key was arrested as officers say two men posing as police robbed him and shot his wife near their home as his children were returning from the funeral. The case hinges on contrasting statements as authorities investigate who fired the fatal shot.
Deaths in the fight for Negro integration reached 43, including 30 negras and 13 whites, with 35 in the South and 8 in the North. Three clergymen died, two white. victims include Rev. James Reed of Boston. Four men charged in Louisiana as part of the ongoing violence.
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