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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1966
Page
2
New York AP reports a firmer early afternoon mood with volume at noon down from yesterday. The release outlines selected AMEX transactions with noon prices, marking unofficial figures, and notes dividends and ex dividend statuses for 1965.
The board of directors of Adams Millis approves and declares a dividend to be paid to shareholders. Details on the amount and payment date are provided in the formal notice.
The tunnel, once intriguing, now sits nearly empty with half the floor painted and two thirds of the walls marked. Doors G315 and G315A stand propped as visitors wander in by mistake.
At the 58th annual governors conference in Beverly Hills the group endorsed a Viet Nam war resolution by 491 to clarify unwavering global commitments. Democratic sponsor Sawyer said the measure avoids binding future actions while Hatfield of Oregon dissented, calling it a blank check for Johnson's policy.
The article details buying a European car for delivery to the United States to save money. It explains how you tour Europe with the car, then ship it back, with duties and shipping costs factored in, showing potential savings and risks. It notes agencies like AutoEurope offer full service from factory to port, and warns demand last year exceeded supply by 34 percent.
One other soldier, along with two men, are under restriction at Ft Dix New Jersey after being seized in New York on furlough. They will be held while Army investigators determine the effect of their conduct on Army order and discipline.
North Carolina officials pressed textbook companies to include more state events. State Treasurer Edwin Gill argued world and U.S. histories overlook North Carolina moments such as the Kitty Hawk flight and the Halifax Resolves adopted on April 12, 1776. Dr. Charles F. Carroll was directed to request revisions.
The body of Edith Maxine Ireland 43 found in a car trunk near Haw River was identified by coroner records. Autopsy pending but no bones or bullet wounds found. cancer operation scar noted. husband says she went to Ft Bragg for radium treatments a week earlier. Authorities will complete pathological exams and determine cause of death. Delbert Skaggs 45 Haw River car registered in his name.
New York AP reports cotton futures opened without any trades. Market activity appears light as traders await clearer guidance on price direction.
Rioting inmates at the Maryland Penitentiary were subdued and returned to cell blocks by about 2 p.m. Tear gas and clubs were used as guards forced control. Fire and looting damaged workshops, a print shop, and the commissary while one fireman suffered smoke inhalation.
Hoffa is re elected to a five year term as Teamsters president before about 2000 delegates in Miami Beach. He returns to power despite looming prison sentences and is hailed as the world s greatest labor leader and champion of champions.
NCNB disclosed half year figures show total resources at 911.17 million, up 113.36 million from six months in 1965. Operating revenue reached 20.40 million while expenses rose to 14.94 million. Deposits climbed to 753.91 million and loans to 483.70 million. Pleasants noted unprecedented credit demand and higher money costs, with earnings at 3.29 million or 1.42 per share. Capital funds stood at 57.80 million.
Hoffa, 53, closed a four day convention with limited opposition and urged delegates to back the Teamster leadership. He secured a $25,000 raise to $100,000 annually, approval to cover over $1 million in legal expenses, and a rewritten union constitution to ensure strong job protection and new contract negotiating powers for national industry and area wide agreements.
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