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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1966
Page
6
The timber industry faces evolving practices to boost efficiency and use. A U S Forest Service report warns supplies may fall short by 2000 without better management, while low grade woods boost paper and packaging needs and Appalachia benefits from demand for hardwoods.
The Associated Press presents unofficial North Carolina bid and ask prices from the National Association of Securities, Inc. These quotations show approximate ranges within which securities could be sold or bought, not actual transactions. Origin of quotations is available on request.
Imports of lumber in 1965 reached about 5 billion board feet with industry profits for 1964 at $8 billion on sales of 2.67 percent. The 1965 results show improvement as the sector anticipates future tight timber reserves and restrains aggressive harvesting practices reminiscent of meat packers selling all hogs.
New figures show industrial production personal income factory orders and housing starts rising. Auto dealers forecast 1966 car sales to exceed 1965 records as manufacturers expect sustained good times into 1966.
The Spring-Summer Sears catalogue introduces a new petite junior and junior department with dresses sportswear and outerwear. It promotes a total head to toe look with waistline emphasis or minimal skirts and heeled shoes and notes availability in stores after a date not shown. Other features include radial tires compact refrigerators portable color TVs stainless steel cookware and a friction lid trash container.
London AP report notes Michael Caine, star of The Ipcress File, begins work on Alfie. He offers a rule for interactions with women: be nice to them, or they may refuse to sit with you.
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