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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
2
The article describes a covert Chey par Mountain complex buried in granite with windowless walls and interlinked steel buildings. It details dormitories, mess halls, storage, offices, computer rooms, a theater, a recovery room, and a police briefing scene as officers and students reacted at Converse campus.
London AP reports a designer unveiled details of a world’s first repair it yourself automobile. The seven foot long vehicle would cost about 560 dollars, achieve 65 miles per gallon, and seat five. John West, noted for the Canberra liner, said a prototype is developed and will be presented to a manufacturer. The concept includes a sealed engine and replaceable worn-out parts.
A Concord Road driver lost a $1,200 cash bag from a car on a Sunday. A caller claiming trouble with her car offered to help if he found the money. Sitton, initially wary, agreed to assist and the bag was returned by Myrtle Lou Ramey, restoring trust and resolving both problems.
Secretary Willard Wirtz told the House hearing on repealing Section 148 of the Taft Hartley Act that supporters of right to work misstate liberty issues. He said Johnson backs repeal, noting it would not force union membership but allow unions and employers to negotiate union shop contracts in states that ban such agreements. The hearing opened with wide attendance and will run two weeks.
New York City imposes a drought rule requiring patrons to request water. Proprietors face fines up to 90 dollars for serving water without a request. The measure aims to curb waste as reservoirs stay low amid continuing drought in the area.
In a broad interview Laird challenges Johnson's Latin America policy, noting American guarantees backing a new local establishment of governments with Communist elements. He says actions seem firm but policies unclear, cites lack of consultation before Marines landed in the Dominican Republic, and faults Johnson for standardizing consultation definitions across allies and Republican leadership.
Athens guests hear North Carolina official James Waller say more than 95 percent of police brutality charges are unfounded, urging better public relations training. The Georgia Association for Public Safety held a three day session at the University of Georgia with 50 officers attending to discuss relations, offender psychology, law developments, drugs, and crime prevention.
Real estate transfers listed include Charles L Amon and wife to various buyers on Rockford Road, Garland Garrard to Hamp Hill and wife on New Street, Elizabeth Armfield to John R Rhodenhiser and wife, B L Richardson to Wilkie Tess Whitehead and wife on Friends Avenue, Curtis Smithdeal Inc to Arnold L Jonas and wife on Amos Brothers subdig, D H Bottoms and wife to Cecil Q Fairfield and wife on Dogwood Circle, J Robert Conner Inc to John W Eller and wife, John W Eller and wife to J Robert Connor Inc on Golicrest Development No 2, and Fred W Reavis and wife to Larry W Dickens on Avondale Drive.
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