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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1965
Page
2
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Mansfield arrives from Portland on Wednesday with four other senators. Reports say U S Embassy requested Mansfield meetings with top Soviet leaders including Premier Kosygin and Foreign Minister Gromyko. Mansfield is a close confidant of President Jolinson on foreign policy.
Salisbury Boyden High School sophomores sought 300 dollars to mail Christmas cards to Marines in Viet Nam and received nearly 600 dollars. Alan Koontz said the group plans to send 6 000 cards and 500 razor blades with the extra funds, with postage covered.
Britain uses emergency powers to annul Rhodesian laws and uphold British status after Smith regime declares independence. Parliament approves decrees authorizing sanctions and potential action, aiming to pressure Rhodesia’s white minority while avoiding force. The Rhodesian pound collapses as Bank of England suspends dealing licenses.
Thomasville readers note Mt Zion Pilgrim Church plans a Friday 7 p.m. Loyalty Supper at East Davidson High School cafeteria featuring visiting and local singers and a gospel film God Is My Landlord. Chief cook Horace Sink reports a fried chicken meal with beans potatoes spiced apples rolls and cakes. Stewardship enlistment program coordinator Rev J B Stutts leads a committee including Bill Lovette Foy Foust Bari Nifong Julian Murphy and others.
Evangelist Billy Graham, visiting Houston to open a crusade, declared he has never felt better after prostate surgery at Mayo Clinic in September. The event had been postponed twice.
Tr. Thomas Bland of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary chairs a committee of 963,000 North Carolina Baptists from about 1,500 churches. The convention disavows totalitarian methods and denounces Klan activity and any group promoting bigotry within the state.
Federal investigators focus on protection and prevention after the Northeast blackout. A relay broke at Ontario Hydro Beck Plant No 3, overloading U S transmission facilities. Proposals include better automatic protection, stronger interconnections, spinning reserves, and possibly high voltage DC ties to distant loads. Swidler leads the probe for the Federal Power Commission, aiming to reconstruct failures and reduce recurrence risk.
Veterans of Foreign Wars urged lawmakers to retain the law barring Communists or Fifth Amendment speakers from state campus venues. The commission chair and others argued for reforms to ease unrest and protect higher education, with warnings about accreditation and the impact on morale. Public witnesses voiced concerns about free speech, moral and spiritual effects, and broader political repercussions.
Moscow reports the Soviet Union launched its second Venus probe, Venus 3, five days after Venus 2. Tass says Venus 3 aims to study Venus and outer space in a heliocentric orbit, with different instruments from Venus 2.
In Asheville a 31 year old man, Carl Elkins, died in a hospital after severe burns from an asphalt tank explosion at a paying company. The accident injured another man, Isaac Plair, 59, who remained in critical condition with burns to the face, head and hands. The 760 gallon tank ruptured during a fire built near the tank, located five feet from the company office.
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