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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1965

Page

5

Police Streamlining Is Planned

Washington AP reports a plan to modernize police and correctional facilities with a $7.249 million program. Officials expect demonstration grants from $20,000 to $150,000 in January to fund local projects over a three year period.

Fulaw State Taead Lneels Doeson Povecanens Ts Gehogts Evans

Bishop Hunt Receives Doctor of Canon Law from Emory and Henry

Former Emory and Henry College president Bishop Earl G. Hunt Jr earned the Doctor of Canon Law degree in a morning ceremony. Hunt, spiritual leader in the Charlotte Methodist area, led the college from 1956 to 1964 during the special conferral.

Emory Emory and Henry College D.C.L Earl G. Hunt, Jr Hunt Charlotte Methodist Church

McNamara Denies Plan To Resign

Washington AP Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara denies he told the President of plans to leave by year end. Assistant Secretary Arthur Sylvester says no such discussion occurred. McNamara associates say he intends to stay as long as the President wants.

Washington Robert S. McNamara Arthur Sylvester Conara McNamara

Leader of Louisville Area Guides Conference Methodism in 1930s

The piece highlights the Louisville area leader who directed the Conference Methodism activities during the 1930s, focusing on organizational leadership and regional influence in church affairs. It notes era context and the impact on local congregations.

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British Airliner Crash Kills 36 at London Airport

A BEA turboprop airliner exploded in fog while attempting three landings at London Airport, killing all 36 aboard. The Viking from Scotland, carrying 139 capacity, crashed at 1 23 a m after two failed approaches. Four hours later all bodies were recovered. It marked BEA’s first fatal domestic crash since 1961 and London Airport’s first passenger deaths in 15 years.

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