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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1965
Page
2
Selected stock transactions on the Stock Exchange listed with neon prices. Moff Electron and HollySug show 1.60. Figures are unofficial and reflect 1964 dividends and stock distributions. 1964 paid-in stock, ex dividend, ex distribution, and next day delivery terms noted.
Both House committees scheduled an immediate vote on the money bill as the chamber opened at noon with expectations of rapid passage. A Senate report echoed similar hopes for prompt action by the upper body. Also noted was a tense news conference on Tuesday night where the speaker cited difficulty in finding a solution and presented a letter from former President Eisenhower regarding U.S. interests in Vietnam.
Washington AP reports the judiciary trimmed the administration voting bill to accelerate voter registration in covered states. The 16 to 14 vote removed a provision affecting voter registration rules.
Bills introduced in both houses seek abolition of the Legislative Council and the Board of Higher Education. One measure would end the board and restore its functions to the State Board of Education and colleges. The board, led by William Dees of Goldsboro, is described as a planning agency for higher education. Fees has accused the board of lobbying against the speaker ban law.
Washington AP reports a sharp split over a constitutional amendment to restore balance in state legislative apportionment. Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr. argues for the change while Americans for Democratic Action condemns it as dangerous and destabilizing to state government.
In Washington President Johnson told newsmen the length of U.S. forces’ stay in the Caribbean island is beyond the realm of prediction. He described the situation as uncertain and not easily forecast.
The new president urged creating a central organization to act as a teaching research and consulting agency for health services across North Carolina. He cited aims to improve local health administration and access while detailing grants and awards announced at the society’s fifth meeting.
Forsyth official Chairman Gordon Hanes warned the measure would be brought up tomorrow in the Senate. White argued the Wildlife Commission was moved from the Department of Conservation in 1947 due to poor game and fish programs. He said the bill mainly serves to allow the governor to appoint 12 new members.
Nearly 900 Marine infantrymen pressed the offensive on page 1 A, with six 106mm recoilless cannons and four 50 cal machine guns in action. Five vehicles led by six medium tanks formed a blocking force, but they saw no combat that day.
A regional forecast notes mild conditions. Tonight lows range from the mid 50s to low 60s, with the mountains in the 50s. Thursday remains warm statewide with mostly sunny skies and highs around 90s to low 90s.
In a six to four city council race 17 605 votes were cast, about 5 000 more than 1963. Brevard College and the only Negro candidate finished sixth. Mayor C O Red was re elected. M Harrington and M Cromartie led. Banner Elk elected Col Max Chapman as mayor. Tom Mann was defeated by E W Field. Bakersville elected George Conrad over Bruce Burleson. James Grimes beat Hugh Talton for Smithfield mayor. Taft won Benson mayor over Benton.
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Publication summons in High Point Municipal Court for Jane Lucille a to answer a civil action seeking an absolute divorce after two years of separation. Clerk Donne W. of the High Point Municipal Court notes the case for the court’s relief action in North Carolina.
Evelyn Tiller of Virginia is mourned with survivors including her son Horace Hamlet and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are to be held at a local church cemetery.
Johnson 80 of Rt 1 Moncure leaves four sons and several daughters with burial planned tomorrow in Hickory Mountain Chatham County. Daughters include Mrs Nancy Mawhinney of 413 N Elm St Point Mrs Irene Cross Mrs Fannie Moore both of Moncure and Mrs R Elium of Salisbury. Sons Albert and Edgar Johnson of Durham Claude Johnson of near Fort Bragg.
Informer reports Wilkins attorney angrily contesting testimony by Rowe who claimed he and others planned to ambush Mrs. eer with a 38 caliber slug. Rowe says he was an FBI undercover agent for five years and describes a pursuit after following the car about 25 miles until overtaking it. Thomas vows to proceed with the case and insists they will confront the defendants.
A Lions Club event will feature L. C. from United Mortgages presenting on FHA loans. The session aims to explain loan basics, eligibility, and application steps to members.
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