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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1964
Page
2
Trading was light as stocks fell from fractional to multi point losses. American Telephone dropped nearly two points while Standard Oil New Jersey shed a point, offset by Eastman Kodak rising over two to a new high.
Sherrill J. Snider aged 56 died at 1 30 PM on arrival at High Point Memorial Hospital after a two month illness. Survived by wife Lucille Bradner Snider two daughters Mrs Walter Sink and Shirley Snider his father W W Snider two brothers Joseph F Snider and Edgar H Snider two sisters Mrs A A Koonts and Mrs Nathaniel Galyon. He had been a local Railway Express Agent for 30 years. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home.
Police in Barre Vermont seek the unknown perpetrator who bound and gagged a two year old collie named Pacer and left it in a three foot hole. Neighbors found the dog after six days of suffering. The Tomasi family cared for the animal until a veterinarian advised euthanasia.
The Southern Albemarle Association has chosen May 2 to dedicate the Herbert C. Bonner span of the Oregon Inlet bridge in Nags Head. Officials plan a ceremony with local leaders and residents to mark the milestone.
Nossenko, a Soviet delegate and defector from Geneva, requested asylum in the United States. The Soviet government asked Washington for information on the defector and desired a meeting with him. State Department officials said the United States would arrange a meeting if possible, while the asylum request remains under consideration.
New York AP reports no actual trades in the opening cotton market with nearby contracts listing December and May quotes. Prev close and open values show slight variations across K4.20 to 34.15 and 30.45 for May contract.
Norfolk resident Charity Valentine born in 1863 near Harrellsville North Carolina marks her 101st birthday on March 8. She cherishes TV and her daughter Mettie Hayes Hare recalls daily routines like hair care and brushing. Her parents were enslaved and gained freedom with great hardship. Her first husband Thomas Hayes died while her children were young.
The U S National Park that features snow capped mountains and ocean beaches is Olympic in Washington. This park combines high alpine scenery with coastal landscapes, offering diverse ecosystems and recreational access along the Olympic Peninsula.
The whale shark is the largest living fish, reaching lengths of up to about 40 feet or more. It inhabits warm oceans worldwide and feeds on plankton by filter feeding.
The article reports two main defendants Heyde and Tillmann dying by their own actions while in custody amid Nazi war crimes prosecutions. Heyde killed by hanging with a belt after a guard left, Tillmann leaped from an eighth floor window. Authorities say health grounds kept them from jail orders. fears of a Nazi underground aiding escapes are noted.
Lee County Republicans host a Lincoln Day fundraising dinner with 8th District Rep. Charles R. Jonas delivering the keynote address in Sanford.
East Germans indicate Easter crossing from March 21 to March 25 with Whit Sunday May 17, and schools in West Berlin prepare for the period. They offer rapid processing for family emergencies and looser rules for reuniting separated spouses.
The Volstead Act became law on October 28, 1919 despite a presidential veto and it banned the sale of alcoholic beverages until its repeal.
Beatles arrival at the Miami Beach hotel drew thousands of fans as police sealed entrances to keep fans out. A mob chased the group from the airport to the hotel with about 30 youths cut by flying glass and a patrolman injured by a passing car. The artists planned to rehearse for the Ed Sullivan show.
Quezon City became the official capital of the Republic of the Philippines, replacing Manila in 1948. The move marked a shift in national administration and urban status, with the change formalized by government action and policy decisions.
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