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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1964
Page
8
Nairobi reports hundreds arrested in a Zanzibar government crackdown targeting Arabs and the Zanzibar National Party. Fear cripples daily life as residents guard their words and a revolt death toll is cited, with Tanganyika linking to Tanzania and Julius Nyerere's role.
Greensboro AP reports Gov. Testy Genterd Oil Go tellas will receive an appreciation dinner announced by Hargrove Bowles Jr. chair of the Conservation and Development Board. A $2 ticket fee funds the event, with gifts planned for Gov. and Mrs. Sanford. Later, a separate item notes Ranck guiding a station wagon rolling into his grandfather's garden after gear disengaged on a steep hill.
Police clashed with students at Yokosuka and Sasebo as protests over the U.S.-Japan security treaty intensified. Rioters attacked with clubs, setting off clashes that forced a canceled Eisenhower visit and contributed to political turmoil.
Ohio State University researchers test advanced rear end lighting to alert following drivers more effectively. The study explores color based signals and visibility in varying weather conditions to improve traffic safety.
United States plans to withhold a $24 million pledge at a Nov 16 UN Technical Assistance conference as it weighs constitutional and fiscal issues affecting the UN. Soviets face possible loss of General Assembly vote for two years of arrears, while US disputes a Paris UNESCO defeat claim.
Nashville based songwriter Bill Anderson, hailed as music's top country writer, collected five BMI country music Oscars at the Grand Ole Opry's 39th birthday celebration. The event drew stars like Jimmy Dean, Roger Miller, Johnny Cash, and Burl Ives. Anderson, who began guitar at six, wrote City Lights after a rooftop hotel inspiration and later rose to fame in Nashville, earning 21 BMI awards and logging 100,000 miles annually as an entertainer. He often writes on napkins and tickets, keeping melodies in his head until a tape recorder captures them.
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