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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
6
Bearded Farley and 21 others were arrested in Plymouth during civil rights activity and related violence. Albion Arrington, a Plymouth Negro, faced a pistol wound charge from August 31 and requested a jury trial with bond set at $1,000. One white person paid $10 fine plus $13 costs for weapons.
Officials at Camp Lee recovered two semi automatic rifles found near the base during Labor Day weekend. Marines Turner and others had driven to Kinston, about 40 miles away, to learn if their girlfriends were seeing other men.
The Sunday melee in Kinston involved three Marines from Camp Lejeune tied to the 2nd Marine Division. Private Everhart St. Clair Turner Jr. faces a $1000 bond in Roedson Recorders Court for shooting two men, while Lance Cpl. Waylon Evans and Pfc. Erlen Sneed were detained but not charged. Captain Moore and Ray Smith Jr. were injured. police say shots occurred around 1 30 am.
fragmented text appears to describe an aged reader or patient, with garbled phrases about sleep and a baby and years over sixty. no clear event, date, or identifiable organization is present.
A fragmented listing shows times for CHS CHARLOTTE segments including six thirty program blocks and a Tonight Show entry. Other lines reference The Tonight Show with a 1 08 sign off and a private ad segment. varied program cues appear without full context.
Review by Cynthia Lowry notes NBC presented a 3½ hour tele-news panorama tracing U S actions against communism since World War II. The program used 24 film crews and cost about $500,000 funded by a single sponsor. Viewers praised the calm analysis but criticized the length, suggesting a three-night split.
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