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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
2
The American Exchange failed to sustain gains amid profit taking after a strong run. Aerospace stocks rose on the second day following Lockheed winning a 2 billion C 5A cargo plane contract, while color television makers slipped from earlier strength.
AP reports North Carolina units may join a nationwide shift to the highest state of combat readiness. The 30th Division could see impact as three divisions and six division-level units may join the training. NC sector commander Col. Marion Walker says about 200 NC soldiers could be affected with units in Brevard Asheville and Winston-Salem.
Castro stated in October that Cuba would offer absolute guarantees and facilities to those traveling by their own means or to pick up relatives. He announced two free daily flights to transport Cubans to the United States, likely to Miami, where many seek refuge.
State police dragged demonstrators from a street in Crawfordville Georgia as they moved them aside. A trooper told the crowd, we don't want to hurt you, but we're going to have to move you.
American Telephone and Telegraph Co. announced record revenues and earnings for the year ending August 31. Net earnings totaled 1.747 billion dollars, or 3.33 dollars per share on common stock, highlighting the company's status as the nation's largest by shareholders.
The House advanced a two-step pay raise for about 1.8 million federal workers, a move Johnson says could spur inflation. Lawmakers rejected a private industry raise and set a two year cost near 1.6 billion, versus Johnson’s 406 million proposal for a single 3 percent raise.
A visitor from north of San Francisco fell ill with fever and chills leading doctors to diagnose bubonic plague. Emergency treatment began as authorities investigated the case and the patient received care to contain the outbreak.dd
At the Lloyd House in Alexandria Virginia General Robert E. Lee first learned he would lead the Confederate forces.
After two hours deliberation a jury acquitted Thomas L. Coleman of manslaughter in the 1965 Daniels death. Civil rights leaders called it a mockery of justice and urged federal action as commentators blasted Alabama whites as retracing racist acts. Coleman claimed self defense after Daniels, a civil rights worker, arrived with a knife. The case prompted calls for delay or stay and criticism from Gov. John King and church leaders.
The article notes General Nasution as a major obstacle to Communist Army control efforts while Untung’s Revolutionary Council briefly formed a 45 member Cabinet. Reports claim Nasution was wounded and Yani Panjaitan killed, though no confirmation exists. State officials monitor the uncertain situation.
In Washington Javits called for repudiating the John Birch Society as GOP delegates boos at the 1st National Convention marked its influence. He urged keeping the society out of the Republican party while allowing individuals freedom unless they violate policy. Goldwater avoided disavowing Birch support, while Dirksen and Morton discussed infiltration concerns.
A VNA dispatch from Ha Noi reports three U S aircraft downed by missiles over North Viet Nam on Thursday. The blunted tally marks this year along with a separate incident in South Viet Nam where one American pilot was shot down. authorities cite retaliation as the motive amid ongoing air combat.
A fragment indicates a longtime figure suffered an ailment for years and first disclosed illness in August, marking a notable health moment for the individual.
Mostly cloudy conditions with intermittent rain or showers, locally heavy at times. Highs reach 70 in the northwest and up to 76 elsewhere. Cooler trend in the northwest.
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