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Newspaper
Danville Register
Location
Danville, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
6
New York AP reports domestic cotton futures closed 25 cents higher per bale with no actual trades. Dealers waited on cotton legislation as spot markets stayed quiet. World contracts closed 5 cents per bale higher on December bids, other months unquoted.
Waltham Mass Brandeis University awarded honorary degrees June 13 to Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne Brooks Atkinson John Ford Allardyce Nicoll Sir John Gielgud Samuel Slosberg George Balanchine Lillian Hellman Richard Rodgers and Roger Huntington Sessions in a star studded ceremony highlighting theatre film dance and journalism icons.
A crowded financial page lists insurance stocks and mutual funds with prices, bids, and fund names. It names firms such as Aberdeen Manh Lf Advise Fd Cus B3 and Keystone Funds, noting approximate values and daily movements amid a broad market snapshot.
CHICAGO AP dairy and produce notes show shipments for Friday 220 Saturday 143 Sunday 38 with moderate supplies and good demand at lower prices. Market weaker with carrot track rates and California, Texas, Nebraska, and Washington items listed, including California tong whites and bakers, Texas round reds, Nebraska round reds, and Washington round Ted varieties.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous ticker-like entries, company names, and commodity prices. It references high and low price lines, grain and metal terms, and USDA notes, with scattered figures and descriptors such as prices unchanged, higher, and specific grade terms, all in terse, data-like style. The passage appears as a catalog-like market brief with numerous abbreviations and inconsistent formatting.
In Laurens on Monday a car spun off a rain slick bypass for U.S. 76 and plunged into a creek, killing Mrs. Margaret Pressley 50 of Due West. Her husband John L. Pressley 5 and daughter Jane Pressley 13 were hospitalized with unknown injuries. Police say the mother wore a seat belt while the others did not.
The Senate voted 76 to 8 to confirm former Mississippi Governor James P. Coleman to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Supporters praised his legal ability while critics cited past segregationist positions. Coleman testified he would uphold Supreme Court decisions and acts of Congress in civil rights matters.
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