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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
2
New York stock activity shows modest gains in aerospace, defense, and electronics while airlines and major industries retreat. Investors note the November consumer price index rising to a new peak as guidance for market direction, with trading described as fairly active on the exchange.
New York AP reports cotton futures show no actual trades registered with the market for the period referenced. The brief notes March and May contract activity with no trading data recorded.
NASD provides a national list of over the counter stock averages with quotations compiled around 10 30 a m. Bids shown are inter dealer representatives and do not include retail markdowns or commissions. Ask prices have been adjusted upward to reflect approximate markups.
Public market lines show Dow Jones averages with unidentified figures. The text lists industrials at 64.47 and 417, with small percentage changes and other garbled bits.
Washington reports a proposed overhaul of income tax withholding may raise deductions for higher earners while reducing them for lower brackets. The change would replace the flat rate with one of three graduated withholding rates without altering overall tax rates. Treasury officials declined to detail the plan. final decision rests with President Johnson and Congress.
A large safe containing just over $100 and a truck from Fredrickson Motor Express Corp were located west of Wallburg on Mt. Vernon Church Road. A laundry truck driver found the abandoned truck and safe. the safe had not opened but shows an attempted break. Officials said documents remained locked inside the vault.
Randolph County to publish a schedule of taxes listed by township. Asheboro will use B. B. Hogan at the Randolph County Courthouse with hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays. Other townships list takers and locations with specific January dates and hours including Back Creek, Concord, Level Cross, New Market, Randleman, Tabernacle, Midway, and Trinity, with cases at stores, homes, and service stations.
Eight weeks of military police training at Fort Gordon Georgia completed by a 21 year old man son of Mr and Mrs Albert . He previously trained at Fort Jackson South Carolina and is a 1962 Randleman High School graduate who worked for Union Carbide in Asheboro before active duty. Captain Ronald C Spivey son of Mr and Mrs Emory P Spivey of Chadbourn recently selected for officer training and reassigned to Pope AFB North Carolina for duty. He earned a B S Ed from NC State College and was commissioned through the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps program there. His wife Judith is daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold R Klipfel of Asheboro.
Seaman Apprentice Rush Johnson of the United States Coast Guard is named as the son of Mr and Mrs Rush J of 712 M Avenue.
PVT Wade D Briggs Jr and PVT Thomas R Teague have completed advanced training. Briggs is 21, mother Mildred Briggs lives at 412 Hodgin Street High Point. Teague is son of Norman and Mrs Teague of Kernersville Rt. 1 and attended Robert B Glenn High School.
CE Bern L RUSSELL son of Mrs R W High of 1202 Guyer Street High Point promoted to technical sergeant in the U S Air Force. Russell is a food sev en one a5 eee. Russell attended Troy High School.
Ninety one p e r s o n s donated blood yesterday during Chair City’s first Ladies Day at the Civic Center. The total reached a pat goal as prospective donors visited the center in Thomasville.
Willet F Miller 24, of High Point and Laurel Springs, was promoted to specialist four while serving with the 999th Signal Company on Okinawa. A radio relay and carrier operator, he joined the Army in August 1964 and completed basic training at Fort Bliss.
Spacecraft problems on Gemini 7 after the December 15 rendezvous with Gemini 6 led astronaut commander Frank Borman to report flight director Christopher Kraft Jr. confirmed fuel cells would power the craft for the full 14 days. Borman said he slept well that night and the mission proceeded smoothly with strong fuel cell performance.
Yugoslavia leads nonaligned nations seeking negotiations while Poland maintains relations with North Viet Nam and participates in the International Control Commission. Ho Chi Minh accuses U S aggression and accuses talks of unconditional negotiations as a war plan. China denounces Moscow as behind the scenes and vows to keep the war, while the Soviet Union and China vie for influence over Hanoi and the Viet Cong.
U S officials report Hanoi must show willingness to negotiate while Moscow signals possible peace talks. Ho Chi Minh demands withdrawal of U S troops and endorsement of Communist programs in the South. Bombing pause prompts cautious Senate reaction and continued Viet Cong fighting.
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