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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1965
Page
2
New York AP reports noon prices for selected stock trades on the American Stock Exchange. The list highlights active issues and their current trading values, reflecting midday market dynamics.
The document lists various footnote codes related to dividends and stock actions for 1964 and 1965. It explains terms such as ex dividend, stock dividend, liquidating dividend, and accummulative issues with arrears, along with notes on annual rates and special or extra payments.
Three tire plants reached two year contracts as Goodyear faced a brief midnight strike at Jackson Michigan involving about 900 workers due to a communications mixup. Firestone and Goodrich resumed talks and expected ratification by locals within ten days.
New York AP reports cotton futures show domes closing and opening with mixed price levels. The article lists figures around 31.30 30.90 and 81.80 with small movements, indicating modest market activity and price adjustments for the commodity.
The Rev. William S. Jones, a white Mississippi native, leads a 150 member Asheville church with 98 percent Black members and pursues integration. He aims for an inclusive congregation through outreach, exchanges with white churches, and shared advertising while noting the church is the city’s only congregation of its denomination.
The Miami chief federal narcotics agent Eugene J. Marshall and two police vice squad officers Frank Fountain and Roosevelt Tremble were accused of accepting a bribe from a dope peddler. They were arrested at the peddler’s home after a $130 marked-money payoff and released on bond. The case followed a week of internal inquiry prompted by the informer's claim of protection money.
A factory worker, Loved Key, 30, was sentenced to life in prison for killing his wife Ethel Key, 29, to marry his girlfriend. He admitted firing six bullets into her head after a church reenactment of their marriage. The girlfriend, Phyllis Hazelbaker, 30, denied murder in a related case.
City Council in special session approved two resolutions to push a charter amendment. It seeks to bar changes lengthening or staggering council terms and to maintain current ward representation. The attorney will prepare papers for Guilford County legislators to submit, mandating a public vote for any election method or term changes.
Indian government publication reports on Hainan Island being developed as a modern all purpose strategic base with naval and air facilities. It cites Haikou air base with adaptable runway highways and a secretive role for infiltration into Southeast Asia.
Beijing spokesmen declare the Republic of South Viet Nam must be destroyed as a creation of U.S. imperialism. They condemn President Johnson’s policy and insist there can be no compromise until reunification and liberation of the Vietnamese fatherland are achieved.
Norfolk hosts its 12th Azalea Festival opening as Luci Baines Johnson arrives at Norfolk Airport to begin four days of festivities culminating in the coronation of the festival queen on Saturday with the Johnson family attending.
AP Newsman from page 1 A who flew in from Kuala ee Moores to stay with him Wheeler 34 a former Air Force officer Assigned to Kuala Lumpur he has spent much of the past year covering the Viet Nam war A native of El Paso Tex Wheeler joined The Associated Press at San Francisco in 1959 He was assigned to Kuala Lumpur in 1962.
The Senate Highway Safety Committee approved a measure to suspend licenses after two speeding charges within a year or a speeding plus reckless driving within a year. The panel also backed driver training for under 18s, rear seat belt anchors, and outside rear view mirrors on new cars.
In Scotland the court defends ballot box control as North Carolina eyes changes. A House bill seeks to terminate the present-Commission next June amid broad dissatisfaction, with lawmakers proposing rewrite of marine and wildlife laws and an advisory board for coastal disputes. A Senate panel approves a statewide referendum on CARES patient reimbursement with licensed physicians.
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