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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1964
Page
3
A puzzlelike item lists clues ranging from politics and places to words and phrases. It hints at a themed crossword or wordplay with entries for a valley, a desert city, and various linguistic prompts.
Governor Terry Sanford said North Carolina is resting its case in the bid with eight states for a multi million dollar federal environmental health center. He cited the Research Triangle area and expected a decision in coming months from the Public Health Service and Welfare Secretary after White House consultation.
Vernon Woods, 16, of Asheville, was sentenced to eight years in prison for second degree murder in the Halloween night death of two year old Rosa Lee Shelton. He pleaded guilty after being charged with first degree murder. The shooting occurred about 11 p m on October 31 as Woods and a companion walked on a street. witnesses said he fired a grandfather’s .32 caliber pistol at least four times. Rosa Shelton died at a hospital after the chest wound.
One of the Sambor quintuplets, Jean-Luc, died after respiratory trouble worsened and a lung hemorrhage. He weighed 2 pounds 1 ounce at birth. The baby was the lastborn of five, born to Mrs Raymond Sambor in a Paris suburb. Surviving quintuplets remain in incubators at the Paris Faculty of Medicine center.
RALEIGH AP The 1965 General Assembly would be urged to tighten North Carolina adoption laws to bar direct placement by independent agencies. The board also backed a plan allowing termination of parental rights by court action for continuing neglect or abuse, or parental incompetence, making children available for adoption.
The $1.5 million 30 mile offshore light tower was dedicated by Coast Guard officials, replacing the 1929 Frying Pan lightship. Rep. Alton Lennon and Adm. Oscar Rohnke spoke at the ceremony. The old lightship will serve as a relief vessel at Cape May, N.J. The tower features two 24 inch rotating beacons and a 100 mile radio beacon.
White House physician George G. Barkley testified about Jacqueline Kennedy learning her husband John F. Kennedy had been killed in Dallas. He described moving Kennedy to a secure area, Mrs Kennedy kneeling in prayer, prayers said, and the transfer of roses from the floor to Mrs Kennedy on the way to the plane.
Burlington North Carolina AP report says Hubert Humphrey was invited by the Young Democrats Club on January 16 1965 but his appearance remains doubtful. Tom Gilmore YDC president said the invitation went out before the November election and no reply has been received.
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