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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
4
Asheboro officials announce a two day celebration at Asheboro Municipal Airport featuring the Army’s Golden Knights skydiving team from Fort Bragg. Thousands are expected to watch as jumpers perform from 13 500 feet with smoke trails and special formations including baton pass max tract and diamond tract.
Thomasville Furniture Industries received a building permit for a $70,000 lumber storage area at Plant T on Colonial Drive. The permit brings total monthly permits to $542,005, with September 1964 totaling $52,180. Other permits yesterday included Harold Edwards alterations on Ball Road for $2,000, Wade Jarvis repairs on E Sunrise Avenue for $680, Gerald Ball repairs on W Guilford Street for $200, and Variety Kitting Co storage addition on Julian Avenue for $750.
The Thomasville district of the Uwharried Boy Scout Council will hold its annual meeting on Thursday October 7 at 8 30 p m in Memorial Methodist Church Social Hall. L E B Moody of High Point College will speak after a buffet dinner. wives of district scout keepers will attend. Joe Edwards chairman announces tickets available.
Edwin Gill North Carolina state treasurer received a 25 million dollar check from Wachovia Bank for North Carolina school bonds. The transaction occurred at the Chase Manhattan Bank.
A Fourth Circuit suit seeks a three-judge federal court to hear reapportionment in four cities. Winston-Salem workers joined a Teamsters contract dispute causing 1,600 potential idle workers and picket line walkouts spreading to Charlotte Greenville Roanoke. A company spokesman warned misses in freight revenue estimated at 50,000 dollars unless resolved.
The chauffeur of Ramon Castro, brother of Fidel Castro, fled Cuba and was questioned by immigration authorities at a Cuban refugee center. The group included 19 children as parents announced recent actions by Salem Attorney Renn Drum seeking reapportionment to align North Carolina with the one man one vote standard, with a judge possibly granting a panel within days.
Webb Jr. of Statesville North Carolina was sworn in as president of the National Association of Insurance Agents in Denver. Governor Dan Moore attended to witness the ceremony, succeeding H H Nelson of Council Bluffs Iowa. Webb serves as North Carolina's Democratic national committeeman. Larry Tominson Jr of Charlotte NC, president of the NC Association of Insurance Agents, attended and helped install Wilmington Association for Independent Insurance Agents officers by telephone.
Cubans flee Castro regime and reach a refugee center after being guided to Key West by a Coast Guard cutter. The group departed Cuba in two three foot boats seeking asylum and safety.
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