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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
2
The fragment notes the Dow Jones Averages and stock market reference likely from a United States financial page. It mentions figures or trends around the Dow but lacks complete data, company names, or dates to specify a concrete summary.
The article describes Ranger’s lunar impact on the far side in 1959 with TV imaging of the surface and measurements of temperature and moonquakes. A timer failure prevented solar cells from charging, crippling jet propulsion tests and the planned ball instrument ejector.
I E Ready reports NC lags national averages in teacher pay and per pupil expenditure. NC rose from 39th to 32nd in pay, from 4207 to 4877 dollars yearly, while the national average rose from 5215 to 5527. NC spends 290 per pupil, up from 241 in 1960-61, with 46 percent of locally trained teachers remaining in state.
The following unofficial bid and asked prices from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources show approximate ranges for potential sale or purchase as of April 26 1962. Origin of any quotation will be furnished on request.
Police report a break in at the Springfield Avenue service station shortly after 2:30 a.m. A smashed side door panel was found and two recapped tires were taken but later found on the floor. Operator George E. Edwards conducted an inspection and reported nothing missing.
Judge Raymond Mallard in Raleigh asked for more information before ruling on a motion to dismiss an affair charging six men and two corporations with influence peddling. The hearing covered statute of limitations and the constitutionality of the alleged law with trial set for potential June 6 depending on delayed deliberations.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin charged the United States with aggression and warned of measures to protect Soviet security as atmospheric tests resumed. U S Ambassador Arthur Dean urged a quick permanent ban while defending the need to respond to the Soviet moratorium violation and seeking continued negotiations.
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