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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1965
Page
2
AraRy Rope Beau Lug Buorksna, cheerful despite pain, reported by hospital. Miss Malotic, 40, blonde star of television's Peyton Place, underwent Thursday night surgery to remove blood clots from her lungs.
O Neal stands trial for assault with a deadly weapon after shooting Carl Norman, who died from his wounds. The same block hosts another rape trial involving five men linked to O Neals daughter, Shirley, who testified in both proceedings. O Neals emotional blackout and his lawyer Haig Kehian discuss the linked cases and the courtroom drama.
Governor Robert McNair told Asheville financial experts that government must match individuals in financial capability. He cited a record of economic growth in South Carolina with five straight years over $208 million in new and expanding industry, six if the current year continues the trend, plus over $1 billion in industrial investment and 85,000 new jobs. He urged tax sharing to boost state revenue and sustain growth.
Quotations from NASD represent interdealer prices as of about 10 36 am today. Interdealer markets move through the day. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions. Quotations compiled by NASD at about 10 36 am today. Bids show interdealer prices not including retail markdowns. Ask prices adjusted upward to include estimated markup.
UN Security Council demanded India and Pakistan honor their ceasefire and withdraw armed personnel to prewar positions. After the vote India and Pakistan blamed each other for violations while sporadic clashes continued in Lahore and Rajasthan amid delayed truces. Ambassador Goldberg urged immediate compliance, and both sides accused the other of breaches.
President Hector Garcia-Godoy vows a rapid military reorganization to restore peace after violent incidents at the national palace. He cites the fatal shooting of a high school student by a guard and outlines a phased plan including reintegration of rebel soldiers, demilitarization of zones, removal of barriers, and withdrawal of international peace forces. The shooter has been arrested.
A North Carolina Welfare Department row erupts as federal officials threaten to withhold more than 5 million dollars in October grant funds unless specific amended specifications are provided. The dispute centers on a public law claim used to justify noncompliance and involves four state Welfare Department positions and the State Commission for the Blind. North Carolina seeks a direct statement from a federal office and an immediate inquiry into the extended withholding risk.
Kosygin describes a new Soviet system replacing central quota driven planning with cost accounting and market oriented measures. Factories would be judged by both quantity and sale ability, with unsold goods counted against production targets as warehouses overflow with unusable goods.
W Harle y Kimbrell of Charlotte founder and longtime president of the Kimbrell furniture chain died at Duke Hospital at Durham at age 75 after three weeks in hospital and five months ill. He built the 35 outlet chain across 28 cities in North and South Carolina, starting in 1915. Survived by wife Flo Morrow two daughters and two sons. Former leader also chaired national retail groups and earned All American merchant honors in 1945.
The CIA states the Soviet disinformation program uses pro Communist agitators and forged U.S. documents to tilt opinion worldwide. Between June and last July, 14 forged U.S. official documents were scrutinized, aiming to discredit U.S. policies and officials across government and leadership.
Moore Brown and State Personnel Director Claude Caldwell say they are pursuing a principle as they push to raise job classifications to align with federal standards. They note current incumbents exceed federal training and experience requirements.
Kimberley Park Elementary in north Winston-Salem suffered near total destruction from a fire discovered at 12 45 am. Firefighters fought the blaze with nine engines and about 100 men as flames spread from the office through halls to the roof. By daylight only the auditorium and portions of two wings remained. Built in 1925, the 129 classroom, 909 student school will relocate classes to other sites while arrangements are made.
PROVIDENCE R I AP The Brown University health service director said he prescribed birth control pills to two unmarried women who were referred by clergy. He stressed it was not a university policy and that all individuals were of legal age. President Keeney endorsed the doctor's judgment and noted a couple had married.
North Carolina faces cloudy skies and cool damp conditions through Wednesday with widespread rain across the eastern two thirds. Highlands reach lower 60s with southern areas upper 60s to 70s, overnight near 56 in mountains and 60s Piedmont. South Carolina remains cloudy and cool with rain lasting into Wednesday, highs from 73 to 85 and overnight mid 50s to lower 60s along the coast.
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