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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
2
A disjointed OCR snippet references business and financial topics with unclear names and places, lacking coherent details or dates. No verifiable entities or events are present to summarize.
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness and cool air with intermittent rain or scattered showers starting in the mountains this evening and spreading across most of the state tonight through Thursday. Lows Tonight range from the 40s in the mountains to the 40s elsewhere, with stock and bond averages presented by The Associated Press.
In Washington and Saigon officials fear the growing U.S. death toll may affect domestic support. On the central coast 500 South Vietnamese troops clashed with about 200 Viet Cong near Quang Ngai, with South Vietnamese claiming 150 enemy dead as fighting subsided after contact was broken.
Braveboy family confirms Army private Toby Braveboy, missing in action, was found alive after a seven day ordeal in central Vietnam. He was wounded in the arms hands and chest but survived a helicopter rescue and a 30 minute operation at a field hospital. He had played dead as North Vietnamese soldiers passed. His father says the news brings relief after telegrams and radio reports, and notes Toby was drafted after Lake City High School service in the National Guard. The family includes five other children and the father works on a farm and at a wool plant.
In Charlotte, white and Negro bricklayers and carpenters volunteered to repair four prominent African American households after a dawn bombing. Repairs progressed at Julius L. Chambers and Dr. Reginald A. Hawkins homes, with Alexander family properties hardest hit. The community raised funds via The Observer Antiterrorism Fund and Operation Rebuilding, while officials mobilized state support to identify and prosecute those responsible.
Clyde Webster a 35 year old Guilford County Klan official was arrested on peace warrants and affray after alleged spankings of several teenage boys by Klan members near the Sugar Shack in Alamance area. Webster posted $60 bond and faces a Dec. 1 trial before the Justice of the Peace. The incident involved 25 to 30 Klansmen who ordered the youths to drop their trousers.
A three year moratorium on missiles and anti missile systems is urged by a citizens’ panel led by Dean Jerome B. Wiesner of MIT. The group says deployment would spur arms races and urges U S Soviet Britain cooperation to freeze missiles and cut medium and long range rockets by one third with elimination of obsolete stocks. The panel will present findings to the White House next week.
Colonial iStores and Tip-Top Foods of Raleigh win second annual governor’s awards for promoting North Carolina food industry. Gov Dan Moore presented the honors Tuesday night.
The High Point American Cancer Society board met at Adams Memorial YWCA with Mrs. Edward Silver presiding. Mrs. Leon Rivers noted transportation for indigent patients to X ray therapy, while David Mervine said the film To Smoke or Not to Smoke had reached 2,300 junior high students. A December program for Beta Sigma Phi is planned and leaflets may be added to pay envelopes at local plants. Glen Cricfield updated on reorganizing history and introduced Dr. A B Croom who spoke on advances in radiation therapy.
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