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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
3
Quotations compiled at 11 a.m. today by J. Sturgis May & Co from Security Bank Building. The brief item lists current market figures for several stocks, bonds, and financial instruments with prices and daily moves. Strong entities include J. Sturgis May & Company and Security Bank Building.
A maid testified in the murder case with cross examination of Finch’s sister in Las Vegas while New York stocks fell on renewed rate worries. The market drop hit U S Steel and glamour issues as investors feared higher Federal Reserve rates and broker loan costs.
President Eisenhower warned free nations against being misled by hopeful promises as the United States vows stern defense against the Soviet Union. He stressed that no nation will risk war without neglecting defense and noted Atlas intercontinental missiles are becoming operational after 14 tests.
Rescue crews traced a downed craft from Wilmington toward Florida as bodies cluttered the crash site with life jackets and belts. A 25-man raft tangled in pines, metal skin fragments and an aluminum section point to a craft crash. Witnesses recalled a distant explosion while others heard only a fading roar in the murky night. Local resident Richard Randolph discovered the wreckage at dawn and called out.
Miss Lidholm told newsmen she aimed to return home in a year but had become a central figure in a murder trial. She said she plans to go home as soon as possible after running to the house to call police.
The report outlines recommendations on school integration and civil rights across federal crime penalties, voting protections, and education funding. It notes opposition and support within Congress, including House Democrats backing civil rights classroom construction and potential floor amendments by opponents, with President urging a constructive approach.
The text explains how wage hikes ripple through industry by raising labor costs and purchases of goods and services. It notes historic estimates of steel cost rising 40 cents per ton per 20 man hours, with current estimates suggesting about 15 man hours per ton, reflecting adjusted efficiency and inputs.
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