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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1965
Page
2
Annual dividends derived from the latest quarterly or semiannual declarations. Footnotes define extras, stock dividends, liquidating shares, ex-dividend dates, and special cases such as rights, warrants, or taxes. Various letter codes explain payment timing and type across 1964 1965 actions and distributions.
Steel union negotiators met briefly and recessed as they consider an interim contract demand of 3.2 percent based on Johnson guidance. The proposal implies roughly a 14 cent hourly pay rise and a 3 cent cost of living hike for workers averaging 4.40 dollars an hour. The union wage policy committee will meet Thursday to decide whether to extend the contract or authorize a strike. Federal mediator William Simkin has discussed the matter privately with both sides, and prospects for an extension were described as promising.
The article quotes officials noting that relations between Canada and the United States are close and friendly but never easy. It stresses the importance of maintaining strong ties and warns against assuming lasting ease.
NASD compiled inter dealer quotations show bids and asks for stocks from BBS Studios Beaman First South Found Life Ins 3M and TM with marked up asks. Prices reflect representative inter dealer levels as of 10 30 am today and exclude retail markups and commissions.
Washington AP reports 17 youths and 3 women protested U.S. policy on Vietnam by trying to deliver a petition to President Johnson at the White House. Secret Service halted the group at the gate and police moved in to remove demonstrators after they sat down.
Prime Minister Aldo Moro of Italy landed at the White House to a warm welcome from President Johnson with Mrs. Johnson present. The visit, postponed from last July, features no major decisions and aims to build rapport between American and Italian officials. A second meeting is planned for the next day followed by a White House dinner.
Senators from multiple states gathered in Spartanburg for the funeral of Sen. Johnston. The service at Barker's Creek Baptist Church Cemetery near Honea Path, Anderson County, followed by burial in the afternoon, drew lawmakers from across the country including Thurmond Mansfield and others.
North Carolina Medical Society spokesmen oppose twin bills to allow welfare eye patients to choose optometrists for glasses and care. They argue it violates current medical practice rules and could raise rates by including non medical personnel. Proponents cite doctor shortages and long travel for patients.
RALEIGH AP The House began debate on long studied legislation to create district courts in North Carolina. Rep. David Britt chairing the Courts and Judicial Districts panel said the plan would replace the state’s loose system of lower courts. The package also includes a wildlife conservation and restoration measure sponsored by Rep. Hugh S. Johnson Jr. and eight other House members.
The service featured speakers including Dr. John E. Huss of Charleston and former pastor Sen. Johnston, with Dr. W. H. Clapp of Southside Church and Rev. Thomas Painter of Kensington Church assisting. Attendees included Hart, Moss, I. Daniel, Jordan, and others from Maryland and Hawaii.
An unmasked gunman robbed a Columbia Maryland bank of old tens and twenties after handing a note and fleeing down Devine Street. Manager James Vaughn reported the initial take as 6500 dollars, later revised. police set a perimeter but saw no suspect. The suspect wore a dark coat and claimed intent to kill if challenged.
A 110 strong NAACP delegation led by Kelly Alexander urged Gov. Dan Moore to end segregation in public schools and state jobs and to enforce full civil rights act provisions. They urged housing equality, removal of literacy tests, fair voting rights, and appointments of Negroes to judicial and state posts.
In a Vanderbilt Cup bridge column, South considers a small slam after a flawed opening. The proposed line attacks spades with a low lead into dummy eight, hoping East holds queen or to reset with a diamond finesse if needed. The method aims to win whether East or West holds the queen or doubleton spades.
A 1950 North Viet Nam resolution criticizes U S air strikes and calls for withdrawal of American forces from South Vietnam. It condemns U S imperialism and urges a worldwide mass movement to pressure the United States to quit Indochina and other occupied places.
Congress questions the President in a grave ongoing crisis as influential figures largely stay silent. Public defense of the acceleration of a proposed temporary halt remains sparse while Johnson's Baltimore speech quiets critics for now, though many senators remain uneasy.
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