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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

04 May 1965

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1965

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2

Steel market slips as gains boost blue chips

The stock market edged lower but rallied to a modest gain as steel prices fell while a government study suggested no need for price hikes in the steel industry and possible wage increases around 3 percent yearly. Copper producers led gains among major issues. blue chips rose in chemicals and retail groups. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks was up 0.5 at 41.5, with the Dow up 2.91 at 925.12 in early trading.

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Johnson cites vast death toll from revolution in capital

President Johnson said Monday night 1,000 to 1,500 bodies lay in the capital streets after the revolution. Rebel leaders reported cremations were underway due to a lack of burial facilities amid ongoing chaos.

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Johnson
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Debate Over Admin Bill Divides Assembly Members

Monday night debate heated as Rep. Valce Hofler and Wildlife Resources committee members questioned administration backing for a bill creating a state commission to be set up June 30. Gov Moore denied support in remarks the next morning. Rep Hugh Johnson urged trust in Moore’s sage, while others urged removing politics from the commission. Also on Monday House passed separate beverage store rate bills for North Wilkesboro area and a rural development authority measure. Sen Russell Kirby proposed a 200 foot turn signal rule for raptorists, extended from 100 feet.

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Valce Hofler Durham Wildlife Resources)‘ Committee Dan Moore Hofler Hugh Johnson Johnson House Moore Jahnson Jack Moody Chatham County Clyde Patton Patton Mody North Wilkesboro Sem Frank. Forsyth Cherokee Russell Kirby Wilson
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OAS talks aim for stable Dominican government

The OAS committee pressed both the junta and rebels in talks over a settlement before U S troops withdraw. Col Pedro Benoit demanded unconditional civilian disarmament, while Caamano refused any non constitutional solution and sought the return of exiled President Bosch. Resistance to both left and right dictatorship was stated, with a note that a few Communist members exist but cannot seize control.

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U.S OAS ‘Committee Pedro Benoit Caamano Juan Bosch Bosch Johnson Osiades Mora-Oviedo Dominican Revolutionary Party Ramon Gabriel Ledesma Perez Ledesma
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Opposed to liquor distilling in North Carolina

Raleigh AP religious leaders urged the General Assembly to defeat a bill legalizing liquor distilling. Bishops and pastors from Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian churches spoke against it at a public hearing before Senate and House committees. A distillery representative supported the measure, warning of political influence if passed.

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Raleigh General Assembly North Carolina Senate House Carolina Distilleries Earl G.hunt Western North Carolina Methodist Conference Biasthiattanennale de. W. Perry Crouch Bapitist States Convention of H. J. Stockard Carolina Distillery
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Quake Hits Central America Killing Hundreds

Reports from San Salvador and surrounding towns say a major earthquake caused extensive damage, with as many as 150 dead and 400 or more injured. The U S ambassador Raul Castro said embassy staff were unharmed and the quake registered on the Richter scale with multiple shocks.

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Cancer Smoking Theory Attacked at House Hearing

A group of doctors challenged the U S surgeon general finding that heavy smoking causes lung cancer while a Henderson North Carolina tobacco grower urged the committee to weigh tobacco’s benefits against health risks. The witness list included six doctors opposing the link as hearings resume on warning labels for cigarettes and a proposal to bar FTC from requiring tobacco ad warnings.

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Washington House Commerce Committee Fred Royster Henderson, N.C Federal Trade’ Commission FTC U.S
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Moore Urges N C to Make North Carolina a Food Basket

Gov Dan Moore urged North Carolina food producers to make the state the food basket of the nation and put profits in North Carolina pockets in a speech for the North Carolina Products luncheon. Wayne Corpening delivered the address as Moore was confined to the executive mansion with mumps.

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One Year Separation Favored In Mutual Alimony Plan

A proposed bill advances to allow one year separation for alimony, if amended and agreed upon after a set date. The measure targets spouses seeking a fixed term before wage or property settlements.

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Fragmentary OCR Summary of Senate Bill Text

Fragmented lines mention a bill with monetary limits for political contributions. It references $100 limits for a political party candidate and $50 limits for contributions to a candidate. Mentions lieutenant governor or state office, and governing party candidates.

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Senate Congress
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Pesky fleas blamed for public drinking charge

Danville Virginia AP report says a man was fined 100 dollars and costs in Municipal Court after explaining he drank to rid himself of fleas on his person. The case centers on a charge of public drinking and the unnamed man offered fleas as the sole reason for consuming beer.

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Danville
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