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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1966
Page
6
A discussion on technology's grip as computers fail and power grids collapse. Anthropologist Eiseley warns that rapid mechanization strains society, education, and personal responsibility while pondering the brain’s limits against advancing machines and atomic threats.
The tallest office building in the Carolinas will be dedicated February 27 at 3 p m with ceremonies. The bank will occupy 11 floors and move into the structure. The building houses Security Life and Trust and other tenants. New life insurance data for 1965 show total in force at year end of 2 145 087 619 with a 9 2 percent gain from the prior year. Piedmont Flying Piedmont Airlines reports a record traffic year in 1965 across nine states. Piedmont Natural Gas Co. also reports new records in gas delivered and operating revenue despite warmer weather.
The Associated Press stocks list shows 60 issues up to 367.9 from 365.6 a week ago. The Dow Jones industrials index climbs to 989.03 from 5 points last week, reflecting an overall market advance amid cautious trading.
A late day securities list shows bid and ask quotes for many companies with inter-dealer prices and no retail markup noted. Included are Carolina Mills, Carolina Natural Gas, Founders of Carolina, Hatteras Yacht, American & Foreign Mills, and others with varied percentages and prices.
AP Business News writer reports widespread price pressure as a National Association poll shows 63 percent of consumers paid more in January than December, with inflation seen as a growing threat. Economists fault policy for overheating the economy and delaying wage restraint.
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