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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
2
The report presents unofficial NASD bid and asked ranges for over the counter stocks as of April 9, 1963 with sources available on request. A second note mentions hornets that build paper nests from chewed wood fibers, described as the first paper makers.
Cotton futures opened ten cents higher but ended twenty five cents below the prior close. The U S office of education reports two of three American college students attend private church related institutions with 38.3 percent in private colleges among 4,206,672 students.
State Sen. Lunsford Crew told a Senate committee the public criticizes the Legislature for not addressing out of wedlock births. Sen. Robert Morgan's bill would presume a mother with three out of wedlock children unfit, allowing courts to remove the children. The committee took no vote. Former Sen. Dallas Alford pressed for action citing only 9 percent of affected children receive aid.
Gregory Peck wins best actor and Anne Bancroft best actress at the 35th Academy Awards in Santa Monica. Lawrence of Arabia dominates with seven trophies including best film and best director David Lean. Ed Begley and Patty Duke win supporting honors. Duke is the first juvenile to win.
The Soviet government warned Bonn militarists and revenge seekers against NATO plans for a $5 billion surface fleet armed with nuclear weapons. It called for disarmament, a nuclear ban, a German peace treaty, a Berlin settlement, and a NATO Warsaw pact nonaggression pact to avert war, blaming the West for the arms race and World War II.
In New Rochelle, Frank Canosa describes how his brother and he survived a family massacre in Mount Vernon. Charles Hansen, 24, ex convict and transformer worker, is jailed on first degree murder charges after killing his estranged wife Dolores 26 their son Arthur 4 his father in law Jack Canosa 72 and mother in law Mary 63 and James Canosa 17. Hansen surrendered to an Episcopal minister after the killings. He told police he drank heavily and denied entering his wife's home. All victims were sleeping except James who was awake. The family escaped to New Rochelle for care as investigators press for motive and weapon details.
Pearson said Diefenbaker should decide his own responsibility after a cabinet meeting in Ottawa. He urged parliament to be called quickly once the North Atlantic Treaty Organization meeting in Ottawa on May 22 finishes.
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