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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1965
Page
2
Unless otherwise noted rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursements based on the last quarter by or semi annual declaration. Special or extra dividends or payments not designated as regular are identified in the following footnotes.
Mrs. Haworth daughter of Thomas and Sara English Blair a Springfield Quaker. Civil engineer William R Richardson laid out High Point water system and owned The High Point Enterprise. Dora Haworth built the first brick store and established a department store now run by Mrs Haworth and her siblings.
Mrs. Haworth has chaired Precinct Committee for ten years and led the High Point PTA, aiding youth education and supporting Springfield School Fund. She backs Guilford College Girl's Aid, Altrusa Grants for foreign graduate study, and helps run Richardson's Department Store and Haworth Teaching Agency. She says she simply does the things she loves.
The article outlines a large social legislation package with a $550 example of costs and benefits. It notes a 7 percent raise for old age payments retroactive to Jan 1 1965, tax increases for workers and employers, extended child benefits to age 22 for those in school, and exemptions for Amish self employment taxes. It also explains new treatment of tips and coverage for self employed professionals.
Sen Albert Gore expects Senate passage by a 3 to 1 margin after public hearings next week. The 297 page measure creates a hospital for seniors 65 plus, an optional insurance plan at $3 monthly with government matching, expands existing aid programs, and boosts Social Security payments while adding payroll withholdings. AMA opposes, urging hearings and criticizing the House version as not open to public scrutiny.
Jamestown hosts the Guilford County Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary banquet and meeting at 7 p.m. in the Jamestown Junior High cafeteria. About 200 auxiliary members are expected with hostesses from the Deep River Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. Speaker is Capt. William C. Jackson of the Greensboro Police detective division.
RANDLEMAN The practice of testing Randleman s fire siren about noon each Saturday will be resumed. Volunteer Fire Chief W O Greesnow said the Board of Aldermen agreed to restart the tests to ensure the warning device remains in satisfactory condition.
The Castro government holds 47 Baptist preachers including two Americans and 13 laymen as spies for the United States. The Western Cuba Baptist Convention says two thirds of western Cuba’s ministers are jailed. Swiss ambassador accorded no access. The arrested include Rev. Herbert Caudill and his son in law Rev. James David Fite. The Western Convention ministers about 9,000 communicants across Havana and other provinces.
A survey of adults 21 and over shows many watch TV less or differently than years ago. Respondents cite dislike for home comedies and violent or simple family shows, while praise goes to current events, doctors and nurses, and spaceflight themed programs. Names include Aerojets analyst family in Los Angeles, Laurens DC, Ann Arbor Michigan, Philadelphia, Islip New York, Durham North Carolina, Grover Hill Ohio, Vancouver Washington.
U S and South Vietnamese forces widen strikes with Navy F4 Phantoms and 120 airmen on two bridges near Hanoi plus 80 Air Force jets targeting other Viet Nam bridges. Marine reinforcements and a jet squadron head to Da Nang as U S authorities announce fresh landings and security measures. A South Vietnamese court orders executions for Viet Cong attackers tied to the embassy bombing and an attack on an American billet.
In Washington President Johnson rejects the term military advisers for American troops in Vietnam, stating in a Wednesday night speech that the United States fights because it must fight. He emphasizes a direct commitment to the war effort against the Communists.
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