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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1963
Page
2
City Council opens public debate on a controversial industrial park at Five Points. Stock market notes and political tensions intertwine with moves by the council on zoning and access, while a federal grand jury probes interferences with school integration.
Senator Ervin since January 1955 on the Senate Armed Services Committee argues against the Soviet test ban treaty citing military disadvantages. He would vote to reject if chiefs and experts did not assure the United States could overcome the risks with extraordinary measures and persistent executive action. He claims the Kremlin remains unreconciled and threatens captive peoples in Eastern Europe and Cuba near U.S. shores.
Businessmen report slipping sales as racial climate affects area trade. A protest against rezoning targets a new shopping center site, signaling local tension over development and community impact.
Senators from South Carolina and others argued the treaty poses major risks to U.S. ability to deter nuclear war. The Senate moved to debate the treaty while reserving, with many lawmakers unlikely to vote by Friday. Thurmond faulted military chiefs and urged safeguards. Symington supported protections and testified on witnesses’ findings. Council approved sewer-water contracts, a zoning variance for Fairview Street property, and a one year Air Force chief approval for LeMay.
The Fischer quintuplets enter their fourth day in Aberdeen SD as doctors report stable progress. Mary Ann and four sisters and one brother receive gifts from donors including scholarships and land for a new home. The Fischers, Andrew and Mary Ann, face decisions on housing and names for the newborns while nurses and nuns provide care.
Charges of driving on the left side of the street and having no insurance were filed yesterday against Donald Franklin King 96 of Rt 4 Thomasville. The accident on Mill Street left a parked car owned by Neil Adams Ayers Greensboro with about 450 dollars damage. King’s car had about 75 dollars damage to the left front. Police reported the mishap occurred about 4 30 p m. No charges were filed after a later investigation of a bump between a tractor trailer and a car on S Main Street near Russell Avenue. The truck driver was Orville Lee Derrick of Athens Tenn and the car driver Rexford Ineville Proctor of Taylor Street. Both vehicles were southbound. the truck began a turn when struck by the outside-lane car.
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