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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
6
Civic leaders in Dunn North Carolina denounced the Ku Klux Klan after a rally connected to the Viola Liuzzo slaying case. Ten ministers and nine laymen issued a letter urging residents to avoid the Klan and its program, condemning hate and sacral misuse.
Winston-Salem NC The executive board of North Carolina Churches issued a statement denouncing the KKK creed as anti Christian and deploring the Klans abuse of public officials. It urged political and religious forces in North Carolina to act to counter the Klan’s menacing influence.
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A hate-preaching group contends it remains part of broader movements despite criticism. Officials argue the organization promotes discrimination and risks public safety, prompting scrutiny from community leaders and civil rights advocates.
The Toledo milk dispute saw drivers cross into Michigan to fetch dairy supplies for patients and institutions. Teamsters brokered milk from Village Farms Dairy for fire stations and hospitals as six dairies faced a half million dollars in milk losses.
Lt. Gov. Scott said the governor’s proposals are sound for the state and need little high pressure from the governor. He noted most legislators disagree only slightly and defense of the governor’s plans continues.
In Raleigh North Carolina figures show legislative costs have climbed from 189 750 in 1941 to 1 113 572 in 1961 and reach a record high this year. The 1961 session raised the subsistence allowance to 13 per day and the current year to 20 per day while earlier payments were 4 per day for 60 days.
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