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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1965
Page
2
New York stock listings show noon prices on the American Stock Exchange and 3 pm prices on the New York Stock Exchange. The report lists sales net, high and low, and last prices with changes.
The House Judiciary II Committee rejected a bill to require life prisoners to serve at least 20 years before parole consideration, up from 10 years. Rep. Paul Story noted the measure would harm morale among inmates and staff, citing 1965 life sentences and parole outcomes.
Raleigh RP reports Senate Education Committee members criticized new rules requiring schools to obtain Social Security numbers for students. Senator Fred M Mills Jr notes he used as many as 300 children in a peach orchard summer job and could not pay them without SSNs while Senator William Wood voices concern about over supervision and administrative burdens on teachers.
Public safety notice urges motorists to drive cautiously to prevent serious accidents that could end vacation plans permanently. Emphasizes diligence on roads and during travel to avoid life changing injuries.
A concise AP roundup compiles daily averages across multiple fields. The report highlights standard metrics and benchmark figures collected by The Associated Press for reference and comparison.
Inter-dealer quotations from NASD as of 10:30 a.m. show bid and ask prices for several securities. Prices exclude retail markups or commissions while asks reflect approximate markups. Names include BBS Studios Beaman First Southern Founders Textile Thermoplastics and others with varied bid ask ranges.
Pakistani forces report capturing the Biar Bet oasis in the Rann of Kutch after a night operation. Maj. Gen. Tikka Khan cites 350 Indian fatalities and 45 Indian captives, while India claims 300 Pakistani casualties. Territorial dispute centers on the 24th Parallel as both sides deploy thousands of troops.
U S advisers report North Vietnamese arms ashore by junks in a swamp area near Saigon with 4000 civilians evacuated. Ground fighting seen as minor. one government soldier killed, six wounded, one sailor bitten by a snake. An American helicopter crewman was seriously wounded.
Dennis Robert Looper, 19, Granite Falls, pled guilty in Muni Court to speeding 100 mph on U.S. 29-70 and faced seven months on the roads plus tag charges. Judge Byron Haworth suspended the active sentence, fined $100 and costs, revoked his license for one year, and noted his bewildered expression.
A bill to pay $10,000 to dependents of any officer killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty faced questions on technical aspects in a Senate Retirement and Employment Security sub committee. Sponsored by Sen. William Wood of Forsyth, the measure was sent to the sub committee for review.
Dr. Jordan, economist for the Works Progress Administration in the 1930s and former chief economist at the National Industrial Conference Board, moved with his wife to Pinehurst in 1956. He also served as economist for McGraw Hill and held Rutgers University trusteeship. His books include Manifesto for the Atomic Age and World Crisis and American Business Management.
Tim and Tom Craven were found unharmed after wandering about a mile from their Wallburg home on Highway 109. A great uncle recovered them. one boy was in an abandoned car and the other trapped in a fence. Neighbors and Wallburg volunteers helped in the hour long search.
Police report two traffic incidents on a Tuesday with damages totaling 350 dollars. Richard McLeod Stapleton 23 of Greensboro and Charles Edward Boyd 28 of Hickory Chapel Road were in a 2:25 p.m. collision on S Main Street with no injuries or charges. Willie Edward Garrison 24 of Park Street was charged with failure to yield after a 6:15 p.m. wreck at Purdy and Winslow streets involving John Alton Matthews 51 of Kivett Drive.
Fighting flared sporadically as cease-fire deals failed. A US naval task force led by the carrier Boxer with about 1,500 Marines moved close to Santo Domingo as a precautionary measure while Ambassador Bennett hurried back.
In the Civil Term of the Superior Court three cases were disposed. Sparks vs Beasley settled out of court after a voluntary suit by the plaintiff. Bare Jr. case also settled. Southeast Machinery vs National Food Stores awarded $58.34 on a contract dispute appealed from Municipal Court. Two other cases set for trial this week.
Officials aim for a June launch but will decide by mid May. White notes hatch tests in weightless KC135 flights show quick entry possible, while space conditions require 30 to 45 minutes to prepare and depressurize before hatch opening. If fielded next, the astronaut could stand with head through the hatch for about 15 minutes.
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