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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
2
The New York stock market shows a moderate recovery after two days of sharp declines. Trading becomes active and gains outpace losses by nearly two to one as prices rebound this afternoon.
Financial notes explain dividend classifications and footnotes for a New York stock index table. It enumerates letter codes for special dividends, stock dividends, ex-dividend statuses, and related conditions, plus a reminder that NASD quotes are representative inter-dealer prices as of around 10:30 am with markets fluctuating through the day.
Thomasville Civitan Club presented cash prizes for the essay contest Build ing Better Citizenship for Democratic Living Today and Tomorrow. First place earned $25 by Bill Hill of Thomasville Senior High School, with Dennis Ferguson taking $15 and Pat Lloyd $9 for second and third. Hill advances to a national contest.
North Carolina Milk Commission will review Sealtest Dairies petition to pass a purchase volume discount to major store customers. No retail price change proposed. Discount would come in exchange for discontinuing store dairy services like stacking milk cartons in refrigerators.
Lynn Redgrave, praised as a madcap in Georgy Girl, will co star in Hall of Kings a television drama about Westminster Abbey and its 900 year history as the shrine of the people who created the English language.
Forecast for North Carolina shows mostly fair skies with cooler temperatures tonight and Wednesday. Lows range from 35 to 40 in the mountains and around 40 along the coast. highs Wednesday mostly 60 to 72, warmer inland. South Carolina expected fair and cooler with lows around 50 at the coast and 40s inland. highs Wednesday near 70 across the state.
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co reports first quarter life insurance sales totaling 101.25 million dollars, up 6.4 million from 1966. Ordinary life in force rose by 55.6 million to exceed 3.022 billion, with service men's group life reinsurance not included.
The committee approved Burneys amendment allowing liquor consumption on property with owner permission and not in view of the public. It would let pool halls and hotel ballrooms host cocktails in resort areas of dry counties, while Sen Moore opposed expanding ABC access and rejected a brown bag prohibition.
Astronaut Frank Borman told a House subcommittee that fire risk was not considered hazardous in an Apollo spacecraft test that burned on January 27, killing Grissom White and Chaffee. He said the board found unrecognized failures and urged monitoring of all test operations.
New York AP reports cotton futures showed a muted start with no trades registered. Rep Donald Rumsfeld cited a hazard evaluation while NASA chief James Webb acknowledged room to tighten up procedures, as officials discuss accountability.
In Naples Florida the prosecution opens the first degree murder case against Dr Carl Coppolino, alleging he killed his first wife Carmela for money and married a second wife Mary 23 days after the death. The defense maintains no homicide occurred and cites Carmela's death as unproved.
In Peoria, a blond wooden door with three fingerprints attributed to Richard Speck was admitted in court as evidence in the eight nurse slaying case. FBI crime lab tech William Scanlon testified 34 impressions were found in the nurses' townhouse on July 14 15 and 16.
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