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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1965
Page
2
Sales of 1966 auto models opened strongly with General Motors’ shares rising to 111 on brisk buying. The stock touched a new high, gaining 1 percent on blocks of 24 000 and 13 800 shares while trading was delayed at the open.
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A 40-year-old man named DuBois testified in court describing his belief in truth and his intent to return a sword and other items handed to him by the Ku Klux Klan. Imperial Wizard Shelton and J. Robert Jones attended as the witness described Klan subversion and threats.
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In New York Cotton futures opened without actual deals as markets showed slight changes from the previous close. A reported Klan rally drew attention with claims of white public invitation and a later statement from men at the scene.
Investigators connect Klansman Jones to a web of finances including tax deductions and fund drives for widows and hospital benefits. They cite a Rockwell rally where Jones touted defeating communism by elections or by bullets and note a possible $14 1 5 in receipts and a $3 125 balance. A Virginia grand dragon declined to surrender records, and Jones facing further questioning on November 15.
Officials estimated on Thursday that more than 20 sites for Soviet built antiaircraft missiles have been spotted in North Vietnam. Most are not on active battlefields and relate to the rail and road network observations.
Viet Cong attacked the Pleime camp with heavy fire as two U S Air Force planes were reportedly shot down a Skyraider and a B57 bomber though crews were rescued. Eight Americans killed in helicopter crashes nearby amid massed enemy forces and 90 guerrillas bodies observed at the camp vicinity.
In Shelby a Federal Judge sentenced three women and a man to 30 months each after convicting them in a bank conspiracy case. Elaine Whitesides, 19, received a sentence tied to conditions. Gladys Whitesides and Mrs. Pearson testified, detailing visits to the jail and the bank, while Keller claimed limited involvement and knowledge of the robbery plan.
A jury in Clinton, North Carolina, begins deliberations on Roy Bradshaw, 19, charged with raping Joy Faye Warren, 20, of near Newton Grove.
ThurmAn a former Wake Forest football player says his ex wife laughed at him when he threatened that the attorney said he would press for the death penalty.
The CAB reported the plane remained in a dive until impact near the Carousel Motel owned by Baker. Investigators found no engine or structural failure after retrieving the craft from 25 feet of water and noted no human factor contributed to the deaths of Davis and Miss Tyler.
The trial features a young Klansman and an FBI ballistics expert testifying that bullets killing a white civil rights worker were fired from a gun tied to evidence, including bullets from Mrs. Viola Liuzzo and related cartridge casing findings in Lowndes County along U S 8.
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