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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
2
New York AP reports noon prices for selected AMEX stock transactions. The list covers multiple issues with intraday values reflecting market activity at midday.
Kroehler increases market reach with selective distribution while offering the New Idea Collection of modern styling and Image West by Kroehler of California. Deliveries for new items by late June, current items in stock within six weeks, and strong demand for case goods noted.
Goldwater says he might not run and doubts his party will choose him. He notes Nixon as a possible nominee and mentions a burned effigy scene as an ineffective protest, adding he cannot imagine being nominated.
The commandant of the U S Marine Corps described a series of widely scattered actions over the past two days and spoke about Leathernecks in a brief update.
The writer describes journeys from Washington to the Vietnam Embassy in pursuit of a visa, Pentagon briefings, and a farewell in Kansas City before heading to Saigon. He plans to report on American troops to convey human perspectives, emphasizing the people behind the war over battlefield detail.
Quotations from the NASD show various over counter stocks including Gulf Life Insurance Jefferson Standard Life Lance Inc LiL Gen Stores Piedmont Aviation Piedmont Natural Gas See Life and Trust with percent changes and price indicators in a quote page format.
Three Marines were wounded during a patrol south of Hill 327. One sustained a scalp cut from helmet shrapnel, another was lightly wounded by a grenade blast, and a third had minor head injuries from helmet impact. Two others were wounded by Viet Cong mines.
Richard Harriman reflects on a 30 year career beside power brokers rather than voters. He recalls wartime diplomacy with Stalin and MacArthur, his key stance on Japan's surrender, and failed efforts to send American medical teams to Poland. He hints at no retirement, preferring work and travel.
Mrs. Dora Fronczak prays in a Chicago church on Mother's Day as police persist in the search for her infant son Paul Joseph who was abducted from a hospital a year earlier by a middle aged woman posing as a nurse. Chicago investigators have questioned more than 40 000 people seeking clues and the mother remains hopeful for a reunion.
Senate Democrats push for Cambodia talks as a path to Viet Nam negotiations. Mansfield lauds Harriman as U S representative and notes Geneva style talks could bring involved parties together. Morse blasts McNamara and Rusk while urging firings and stressing U S resolve to stop communism.
Quotations compiled by the NASD at about 10 30 a m show bids as representative inter dealer prices and exclude retail markdowns or commissions. Ask prices are adjusted upward to include approximate markups. Neck lines indicate readiness to take steps needed to complete the Vietnam task.
The North Carolina Senate advanced a safety training bill for drivers age 16 to 18 to near enactment. It also passed a rear seat belt anchor requirement, higher rental liability insurance, and a higher criminal court cost to fund officer retirement. A license stay denial bill was rejected and an Albe marle alcohol control election bill was received.
A white youth fatally shot Preston Ferguson a Negro youth at a Parkesburg Pa station prompting rock and bottle-throwing across town. Two white youths were detained. Houck 15 held on homicide charges at a juvenile home awaiting a hearing. Police reinforced the town of 2500 as racial tensions flared.
Mayor Stan Brookshire led the preliminary Charlotte race with 13 606 votes to Gibson L Smith 5803 advancing to a May 4 runoff. Other candidates totaled 8392 after 56 precincts reported elimination of Beasley McIntire and Pearson. Seven council seats also head to May 4 with 14 finalists including Fred D Alexander and four incumbents.
New York AP report notes mixed reaction after four unnamed women were denied space flight by the National Academy of Sciences. Respondents include Jerrie Mack Mary Ann Noah and Katherine Peden among others voicing cautious or dismissive views about women traveling to the moon.
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