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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1965
Page
2
The report explains dividend rate conventions and footnote codes used in the table. It lists symbols for extra dividends, stock dividends, liquidations, ex dividends, rights, warrants, and bankruptcy statuses as they apply to annual or quarterly disbursements.
The following list of asked prices is drawn from the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. It reflects actual transactions and serves as a guide to approximate ranges for over the counter stocks.
An all out search continued for those who set off three dynamite blasts in New Bern North Carolina Sunday night The governor denounced lawlessness and pledged SBI and Highway Patrol support FBI offered full resources if needed Local officials called the act a warped mind and promised to apprehend the culprits The blasts damaged a garage at Oscar s Mortuary and two cars at a church where a civil rights meeting was held No injuries were reported
A Friendly Avenue resident, Frank D. Thomas, was arrested on three charges including driving while intoxicated, driving under suspension, and carrying a concealed deadly weapon. Additional arrests include Henry Walker for trespassing and Paige Wardrow for out taking of a motor vehicle. Juanita B. Stroud and Ronnie Cheek were charged with issuing worthless checks.
Raleigh AP reports a North Carolina State Alumni group predicts renaming the institution as N C State University early in the 1965 General Assembly session. Legislator George Wood says the change would solidify a more appropriate name, though President Friday and UNC trustees oppose it. Wood argues the current name preserves N C State identity and prestige.
In Nha Trang about 4,000 people gathered before the provincial chief’s waterfront home. Hoang Thi Yen Phu, a student, poured gasoline on herself and set herself ablaze. She died before help could arrive as Buddhist monks removed the body for a funeral procession.
A Harris survey finds over half of women have tried dieting and about 40 percent say sweets are hardest to resist. Respondents cite personal dangers from overeating and acknowledge awareness of health risks.
Guilford County Dental Society plans a 7 p m dinner at Emerywood Country Club with Dr Raymond Tannenbaum presiding. Guest speaker Dr William G Schneider associate professor of orthodontics at UNC Chapel Hill will discuss his career after earning a 1954 Iowa DDS and 1959 UNC MS.
Berlin AP reports Hans H 47 owner of a top West Berlin brothel and state detective is held as a red spy. Authorities note he lived in the United States 1958 to 1962 and held press credentials from a photo agency. No confirmation on arrest of a former West German intelligence officer.
Gov Dan Moore and his wife were off antibiotics and improving in hospital after the inauguration trip. Moore’s bronchial infection was complicated by mild pneumonia, while Mrs Moore’s bronchitis also shows improvement.
Henderson North Carolina four year old Andrew Harrison died at Maria Parham Hospital after being wounded by a seven year old playmate who fired a .22 pistol thought to be a toy. The German made pistol belonged to the younger boy’s father.
Scotland Yard launches a major security operation to guard foreign statesmen attending the funeral of wartime leader Winston Churchill. President de Gaulle plans to attend. Archbishop Michael Ramsey will conduct the coffin to Westminster Hall for lying in state. Public viewing begins at 11 a.m. Wednesday after barrier installations along the route.
Harry A. Stuhldreher, one of Notre Dame's Four Horsemen, dies in Pittsburgh at West Penn Hospital after recent surgery. The former quarterback later coached at Villanova and Wisconsin before retiring in 1950 to join U.S. Steel, leaving a widow Mary A. and four sons.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that over 500 insect species attack cotton crops. It details the breadth of pests impacting cotton varieties and the ongoing need for pest management research and control measures.
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