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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1966
Page
2
The Associated Press stock index shows a broad advance with the Dow up 2.62 at noon. AT&T opens strong on 55,000 shares, gaining initially before profits trim the rally. Industrials, rails, and utilities also rise as the market rebounds from Tuesday’s drop.
The document explains dividend terminology for American Exchange rates and disbursement bases. It details footnotes for special or extra dividends, stock dividends, and various indicators such as ex dividend and warrants. It also notes classifications like bankruptcy or foreign issues and tax considerations for sales figures.
The text traces four pivotal choices from Eisenhower to Kennedy shaping U.S. involvement in Viet Nam. Eisenhower backs Diem’s regime, Kennedy expands military aid and advisers, and the Tonkin-era August 1964 resolution supports broader military action to repel attacks. It notes Geneva accords and the division of Vietnam and early U.S. commitments.
Reports on Nikita Khrushchev's health vary with some saying he was hospitalized for gall or kidney stones while others claim he remains in normal health at his country home. Official spokesmen refuse to discuss and say he is a private citizen on pension.
New York AP reports that ee futures began trading with actual transactions recorded. Traders watch early activity for price signals as the market opens.
Willie Stroud aged 20 from Cleveland County was electrocuted near Grover while working on a waldheden project. He held a cable on a derrick when a power line was struck, causing fatal shock.
The article argues that if all productivity gains over 20 years go to income, per person earnings rise from 3181 to 5802 dollars annually. If gains are used as added leisure, a 22 hour work week could result or retirement age might be lowered to 38.
In Laos, elderly peasant women crop their hair short and stand it upright as a visible sign that they are no longer seeking marriage due to old age.
Delegates of the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina vote to urge the National Council of Churches to avoid presenting specific political solutions. They adopt a $622,993 operating budget and press for the council to define Christian concerns without pressuring particular legislation.
The Civil Aeronautics Board urged continued air service with support from budget figures and regional offices. Officials cited reliable routes, economic impact, and passenger demand as justification for sustaining current flight schedules amid evolving policy.
The Delaware River Basin Commission maintains a drought emergency across four states with federal partnership. New York reservoirs run at about 40 percent capacity this month far below the 75 percent norm, as a Chelsea pumping station project aims to draw 100 million gallons daily from the Hudson. Subsurface moisture is slipping, snow deficits persist, and officials warn of continuing shortages across Pennsylvania Massachusetts and Virginia.
Candace Mossler and her husband Jacques Mossier were on trial in Miami for murder. Roscoe Brown, the couple’s longtime handyman and chauffeur, testified that Mossler’s death involved a staged scene and that Mrs. Mossler urged him to alter his account of events. The defense alleges motives tied to Mossier’s estate and notes the widow could inherit most of the 33 million dollars.
Guardsmen instructed to aid needy families as snow saps routes across North Carolina. County-by-county: Alleghany reports primary roads open though heavy drifts. Avery shows 30 inches of snow with drifts up to 12 feet. Ashe limited by blocked roads. Surry has some aid reaching hospitals. NASD bid quotes cited with inter dealer prices.
Stock quotations from the NASD show inter-dealer markets changing throughout the day. Prices exclude retail markup, markdown, or commissions.
Harvard University researcher Dr. Carl Seltzer says being merely overweight may not raise death risk and introduces the Seltzer Index to gauge safe weight. He notes mortality data do not prove a clear link between weight and lifespan until frank obesity appears, citing specific height based weight examples.
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