Market slips after four day rise on profit taking
The stock market eased in late trading after a four day gain run. Autos, steels, oils, rails, utilities and aerospace shares led the generally lower losses as profit taking tempered the rally.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1965
Page
2
The stock market eased in late trading after a four day gain run. Autos, steels, oils, rails, utilities and aerospace shares led the generally lower losses as profit taking tempered the rally.
A brief national listing outlines otc stock averages for broad market traders. The report highlights price movements across sectors and notes the overall trend in over the counter equities.
A glossary style item detailing financial terms such as ex dividend distribution liquidation declared or paid in 1964 stock dividend cash value on exdividend payments and related notes including foreign issues subject to interest equalization tax and bankruptcyRelated terms include extra or extras stock dividend liquidations paid this year and securities assumed by companies.
City Council approves contract extensions for utilities and sets public hearing dates. A land rezoning request and multiple final subdivision approvals are referred or tentatively scheduled, including notices on Eastchester Drive and properties on Blain Street Hickory Lane and N Centennial Street.
A courthouse protest in Allendale County features SCLC officials promising reforms and new troops deployed after threats. FBI and civil rights voters’ registrars face delays amid investigations, as Gov McNair vows to prevent disruptions at courthouses.
W Harvey Pardue resigns as Davidson tax collector with regret effective September 25. He will join the Forsyth County tax office afterward.
About sixty five civil rights demonstrators gathered before Mayor Daley's Chicago home as police vans moved away. The scene reflected mounting public pressure in the city during the period.
Police describe a suspect as a Negro man seen near the UNC arboretum around noon and leaving the garden at 1 p.m. after Suellen Evans was stabbed. A janitor's earlier description remains the strongest lead as the FBI offers aid and investigators test cloth samples.
Jamestown resident Pat Dehart faced trial on her 12th worthless check case with court costs in each. Phillip Mingo received a three month suspended sentence for an attempted killing charge, with costs and medical bills to be paid. Jessie Mingo sentenced for striking Rollings with concrete. Roy Davis, Willie Triplett, and Willie James Gil-Wecka faced multiple charges including disorderly conduct and public drunkenness with various active sentences.
A local cafe suffered fire damage caused by an electrical short. Fire officials report no property loss or injuries. Investigators will determine the cause and assess repairs needed.
Lexington County extension agents said representatives of the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Assn will meet at Arnola Farms to classify the Brown Swiss herd. The event aims to evaluate cattle quality and establish official records for the breeding program.
Police report a 7 year old cyclist hit as a Daisy Clark car traveled west on Park way and a Rucker car east on Sheraton Place collided at Park way and Holton Place. Damages totaled 700 with the Allred and Rucker vehicles. Hassel Nester faces charges after an Elm Street crash.
Four Air Force F105 Thunderchiefs claim credit for destroying a Viet Cong target. The report notes airstrike success and highlights the fighter squadron’s precision in the mission.
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