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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1965

Page

5

Johnsons long political life framed by Senate and House

Fragmentary text discusses Johnson and Kennedy careers in the House and Senate. It notes Johnson's service in both chambers and hints at party leadership dynamics. The passage reflects on experience as a factor in leadership and foreshadows long-term political influence.

House Senate Johnson Froitini Paket Carl Louse Kennedy Johnsin Demos Pest

Unclear Flood Figures After Levee Break Near Hannibal

Fragmentary report notes flood stage at 16 feet and engineers’ view that major flooding unlikely. It cites floodwaters running about 15 feet and affecting 7,700 acres of farmland after a levee break Saturday, with ongoing impact on local agriculture and water management.

Hannibal Army

Segregated College II Picket By Civil Rights Group

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People organized about 60 pickets at a private boys college in North Philadelphia to protest 165 years of segregation. Police commissioner Howard Leary supervised a calm, dispersed march with officers stationed along the four-block area. Signs declared Jim Crow Must Go and End of 165 Years of Segregation as demonstrators wore armbands and carried emblems.

Sorickets Howard Leary College North PI Delphi Dolice Detail

Greene County March Demands Probe of Communist Influence

A small parade by the Greene County Committee for Patriotism marched nine miles from Xenis to a picnic in the county, with 23 participants including nine adults. A motorcade followed to a gathering, where signs urged a congressional investigation into alleged Communist influences on the campus, and statements denounced Communism and defended freedom.

Xenis Greene County Committee For Patriotism Arserieniisnes

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