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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1966
Page
2
In New York copper traders showed group strength amid talks of a government price rise in Chile by about 50 percent. Auto shares slipped as Chrysler reportedly recalls numerous 1966 models for throttle linkage replacement.
The text lists AP stock dividend classifications and timing terms. It defines categories such as declared or paid in 1965, payable in stock, or paid stock dividend, with notes on estimated value and ex-dividend dates for the year.
New York cotton futures opened today with no clear direction as May and other contracts showed slight shifts around 22 dollars per hundredweight. Traders noted modest activity while awaiting clearer market signals.
U.S. District Judge Leo Brewster weighed conflicting testimony by Billie Sol Estes and a witness as Estes seeks to get out of his 1963 fraud trial. The outcome remained uncertain as arguments continued.
Carlton Smith and Richard Putnam outline tire shortages and confusion from 1960s era market. They urge buyers to compare brands, consider nylon tires, and select wider or higher grade tires for durability and safety amid rising costs and limited reliable guides.
A Senate Investigations subcommittee report accuses Currency Comptroller James J. Saxon of liberal charter grants increasing banking risk and attracting people of questionable character. It urges stricter laws with criminal penalties and warns continued laxity could draw more disreputable figures into banking while noting ongoing 1965 hearings into federally insured failures.
An actress was admitted to a Rome hospital with unclear health concerns as she faced ongoing medical issues. Observers describe the situation as tense while family and representatives await updates on her condition.
World Wheat is a U S Department of Agriculture project to convert regular wheat into a rice like grain to ease famine by appealing to rice eaters in India s Kerala State. Melvin B Myers of Church World Service notes changing food prejudices is essential while Indira Gandhi cites famine Ok to adapt diets.
Springs Cotton Mill announces record sales for the year and outlines plans for modernization and growth across its 19 plants with additional expansion projects.
The Associated Press reports ongoing rain across North Carolina. Most areas expect yet another inch of precipitation, with Greensboro recording fourteen one hundredths of an inch as conditions continue to dampen the region.
Forecast shows considerable cloudiness in mountains and northern regions with scattered showers mainly west. Slanting cloud fronts, cooler air, and northern towers indicate cooler conditions west and north. South Carolina sees showers mainly northwest with cooling trend in the north. Temperatures to average near normal across both states with some days below normal.
Fragmented OCR data shows Dow Jones averages with small fluctuations and a few prices such as 140.63 and 4.58 in unclear contexts. The text is heavily corrupted, making precise figures and meanings hard to extract.
Los Angeles report states Berry, half of the Jan and Dean duo, suffered serious injuries when his sports car lost control and slammed into a parked truck. The vehicle was demolished in the Tuesday collision.
President Johnson will fly to Mexico City for a 24 hour informal visit marked by the unveiling of a Lincoln statue and a private meeting with Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz. He aims to strengthen ties and continues a history of contact with Mexican leaders.
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