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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
2
The market extended its six day advance with heavy trading as GM, up about 1 percent, remained a strong driver of the rally. Board chairman predicted 1967 would be the third best auto sales year. A list of NYSE transactions at 1:30 p.m. medeme prices followed.
Quotations from the NASD reflect inter-dealer prices around 10 30 a m today. Markets in over the counter stocks shift through the day and do not include retail markups markdowns or commissions.
The text lists symbols and footnotes for a noon non Stock Exchange table, explaining dividend types, stock splits, and special payments for 1965 and 1966. It includes markers a through z and linked meanings such as extra dividends, liquidating dividends, ex dividends, and warrants.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower has recovered enough to sit up for 25 minutes and return to bed at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Doctors described his condition as satisfactory and said he is responding normally after Monday's gallbladder operation. Mamie Eisenhower remains at his side in the presidential suite.
Highway Patrolman K. R. Hardee stopped a car on U S 29 north of Charlotte and issued a speeding ticket to Judge H Hoyle Sink of Greensboro after spotting the judge practice 70 in a 60 mph zone The driver was described as a tan elderly gentleman and the tag read J indicating a superior court judge.
Forecast warns gale conditions along the Cape Fear area and northward in North Carolina. Mountains face hazardous driving and snow accumulations of four inches or more in the northwest, with one inch or more elsewhere. Rain ends with partial clearing tonight and continued cold. lows in the 30s. Wednesday clears partly, highs upper 30s to mid 50s along the coast. South Carolina sees partial clearing tonight and Wednesday, continued cloudiness tonight, and cooler highs in the 40s to mid 50s along the coast.
In Freehold New Jersey the prosecution is expected to rest its case in the Cappolino murder trial as defense questions Dr Milton Helpern, a famed medical examiner. The case centers on retired Lt Col William Farber found dead from a fractured larynx amid allegations Cappolino smothered him with a pillow and a towel and a bat during a hypnotic ritual.
Marshals from a savings and loan association move to eject 87 patients from a nonprofit hospital for nonpayment of rent. The action marks a tense, legally controlled push to reclaim property amid a care facility dispute.
In Queens a neuro surgeon blocks the Interfaith Hospital entrance with a 10 foot fence to stop a city marshal from entering over unpaid rent. Dr Thomas W Matthew says 87 patients remain, many welfare cases, while community support grows and a court eviction is paused for a board meeting.
Raleigh police and the FBI are working closely. A police cruiser and an FBI car collided Monday afternoon. Patrolman Arthur Jerald Stewart issued a ticket to FBI Agent Richard Ronald Goldberg for an improper turn.
Police indicate a statement may be issued today in the Posteal Laskey case. Laskey, 29, denied knowledge of the killings and has not been charged with the murders. The series of stranglings began December 2 1965 and left seven elderly women dead, five raped. Laskey was arrested after Lula Kerrick 81 was found strangled in her apartment elevator two blocks from police headquarters. Bowman 31 a secretary, was found dying near a wrecked stolen taxicab on August 14.
The transcript notes that Keuper may call rebuttal witnesses after the defense presents its case, signaling closings are near and the trial schedule hinges on witness recitals and admissible evidence presented.
In Burlington North Carolina M Z Rhodes found a 40 year old uncashed check mailed from Burlington to Charlotte for a $10 piano payment. The envelope zigzagged through Post Office boxes and rural routes before a relative returned it to Rhodes. Bank status suggests the check may no longer be valid.
The board heard lenders builders and attorneys describe citizens paying loan rates above the 6 percent ceiling. York urged sending a fact letter to Gov Moore and others. Dawkins proposed Assembly study instead. Dawkins motion failed 6 to 8.
The text lists the seven Roman numeral symbols I V X L C D M and notes there is no zero. It states these seven letters form all numbers in Roman numeral writing.
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