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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1965

Page

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North Carolina approves annual auto inspection bill

The North Carolina Senate approved and enacted a measure for yearly auto inspections at state licensed garages with a 36 13 vote. The bill, already passed by the House, would cost 1 50 and cover brakes lights horn windshield wipers steering and signals. Supporters argued it would save lives and improve highway safety while opponents questioned effectiveness.

Raleigh Dan Moore General Assembly Senate House Tom White Lenoir Gordon Hanes Forsyth Jules Coggins Wake Lindsay Warren Jr Wayne L. P. McLendon Guilford Herbert Hyde Buncombe Dallas Alford Nash Emmett Winslow Perquimans Dennis Cook Julian Alisbrook Halifax Roy Rowe Pender Ed Kemp Ralph Scott Alamance White North Carolina Hanes McLendon

Reynolds Purchase Plan Cleared

The U.S. government failed to block Reynolds Tobacco Co from purchasing Iowa starch and grocery producer Penick & Ford. The court decision clears the near 100 million merger, after two prior failed attempts, with Reynolds to issue a statement after reviewing the opinion.

Philadelphia R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Iowa Reynolds Penick & Ford Ltd., Inc U.S. District Court Newark N.J Winston-Salem N.C R. J. Reynolds Co

Viet Cong Gathering is Shot Up Near Da Nang

U S Army helicopters and Vietnamese troops attacked a Viet Cong gathering 25 miles south of Da Nang killing about 85 and capturing 25 suspects. A Vietnamese major said documents showed a high level meeting of unit officers. One Vietnamese soldier was killed and three wounded. one American helicopter crewman was slightly injured.

Saigon Viet Nam da Nang Mill Hanoi Ben Quang U.S Midway Song Ca Oriskany Bon Homme Richard South U.S. Navy South Viet Nam Binh Dinh Binh Tuan Phu Yen

Dominican settlement terms urge rivals to step aside

Washington sources say both Dominican rebel leaders must quit for a broadly acceptable government. An inter-American force, mainly U.S. troops, would remain for a prolonged period. John Bundy’s Santo Domingo visit sought a middle path for provisional elections and stability. Secretary Rusk to brief Western Hemisphere ministers at a special OAS meeting.

Washington Johnson U.S Bundy Santo Domingo Dean Rusk Vasco Leitao da Cunha Rusk Organization of American States Imbert

Police Halt Mob Action in Chicago at HUAC Hearing

Police stopped a break through by about 25 teenagers and others as federal marshals defended the HUAC hearing in Chicago. Twenty four youths were rounded up after clashes. several demonstrators were escorted out and some struck during scuffles on the sidewalk and near the entrance.

William J. Conway Chicago House Committee On the Activities U.S America William McKeon Police Task Force Sacer Pe HUAC

Queen Elizabeth II Sees Berlin Wall On West Visit

Queen Elizabeth II flew behind the Iron Curtain to West Berlin and viewed the wall at Brandenburg Gate and Potsdamer Platz. She pledged full support of her government to West Berliners before a crowd of over 100,000 at City Hall.

Berlin Elizabeth II West Berlin West Brandenburg Gate Potsdamer Platz Philip City Hall Otto Bach Prince Philip West Germany

Severe Storm Forecast Spans Mid-Atlantic Region

Severe weather forecast issued for portions of the mid Atlantic from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. EST today. The storm area covers roughly 60 miles on either side of a line extending from 30 miles west of Philadelphia to 30 miles east of Raleigh.

Kansas City Philadelphia Raleigh N.C

Do People Want to Stay Young Varied Reactions Reported

New York AP reports a range of reactions to the idea of prolonging youth beyond age 20 to 30. Some see potential, others doubt feasibility, and a pathologist suggests aging could be treated as a disease. Opinions vary among young people including Joe Torre and a Los Angeles stewardess.

New York Joe Torre Milwaukee Braves Wahi Los Angeles Emory University Reos

Rebels Charge Coercion In Dominican Crisis

Dominican rebel Congress leaders accuse the United States of coercion in internal affairs in a message signed by Arevalo Cedeno Valdez and Anibal Campagna. They denounce U S efforts to set up a coalition government headed by Antonio Guzman and attack what they call frank intervention in the Caribbean nation. Rebel claims about quorum in Santo Domingo conflict with antiBosch sources.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Congress United States U.S Arevalo Cedeno Valdez Anibal Campagna Soviet Union Red China Johnson Antonio Guzman Bosch Antonio Imbert Barrera Bosch Congress

Poll Tax Clash Looms After Vote Bill Passage

Washington AP reports the Senate backed a voting bill with a poll tax declaration but rejected a ban, while House leaders push a stronger prohibition. Judiciary Committee in both chambers highlights a clash as Johnson favorches the ban. Celler vows to resist weakening the poll tax provision.

Washington Senate House House Judiciary Committee John W. Me Manuel Celler D-N.y Judiciary Committee Celler Bedhagang Agen Ci Johnson South Carolina North Carolina

April CPI rises 0.3 percent marking biggest jump since July

The Labor Department reports April living costs up 0.3 percent driven by higher food, clothing, transport and medical care. The CPI reaches 109.3, costing $10.93 for typical goods versus the 1957-59 base. Analysts note the rise is unusual but not drastic, with earnings and purchasing power impacted.

Washington Labor Department Asst Sidney A. Jaffe Bureau of Labor Statistics Jaffe U.S Bureau

Driver Trapped Three Hours Before Death

Hendersonville North Carolina AP reports a tractor trailer crashed into the rear of a moving freight train early today. The highway patrol identified the victim as Joseph Andrew Gittens 28 of Lowell. Gittens was travelling at speed when the collision occurred.

Hendersonville N. C Here Joseph Andrew Gittens Lowell Gittens

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