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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1964
Page
6
A Charlotte News/AP report profiles Blue Heaven a walled enclave where residents keep to themselves. social workers note food sharing communal life and pride while wine trades and language barriers hinder outsiders access.
Ann Sidney age 20 hair stylist won Miss World 1964 in London celebrations after beating 41 contestants. Miss United States Jeanne Quinn reached semi finals but did not make finals while Ana Maria Soria placed second and earned 1400 dollars.
A judge in Wilmington, North Carolina granted a nonsuit in the second degree murder trial of Dr. Hubert A. Eaton, 47, charged in the death of Alma Jenita Frederick, 30, a Kenansville librarian. The state failed to present sufficient evidence of a killing by abortion or related causes.
Washington AP reports a $300000 damage suit against ex ree Ponymer Sooo may settle out of court next week. Newsweek says a provisional secret agreement exists between the defendants Williams and another party, dated Oct. 5, awaiting presidential election results.
The South Carolina Council of Milk Producers filed a federal anti-trust suit against Paradise Ice Cream Co. and Piggly Wiggly seeking 1.5 million in damages and an injunction. The suit contends a milk price war harmed 170 producers and cost dairymen about 500000. Federal agencies will review possible law violations.
About 2,000 leftists demonstrated near Sasebo while 100 Zengakuren sat in front of the U S Navy base housing the submarine Seadragon. Police confined protesters to the main road as rain fell and sailors moved in and out of the base.
In Dallas and Oklahoma City, 52 candidates including Frances Ross 17 of Pittsburgh and Linda Licciardi 17 of Toledo compete for Miss Teen-Age America 1965. The Friday 13th pageant offers a $10,000 college scholarship and prizes as 10 semifinalists are named among contenders from Atlanta Baltimore Dallas Greenville Memphis and more.
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