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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
2
American Exchange reports a scattered recovery movement wider in the stock market early in the afternoon, though overall activity remained slow and many issues stayed down from yesterday’s sharp drop. Analysts see the market stabilizing as a base forming for a possible summer rally with higher flying issues like color television electronics and airlines showing gains.
New York AP reports cotton futures opened with two actual trades registered. The note lists several dividend and distribution codes indicating ex-dividend dates and related actions for 1965 and 1966, including stock dividends, warrants, and potential bankruptcies or reorganizations.
A Carlton Smith and Richard Putnam feature warns buyers to scrutinize auto insurance options amid failures of high risk interstate carriers since 1960. It explains standard pooled risk and arena insurance as alternatives, stressing longevity and Blue Book ratings for stability and prudent claims handling.
The trial of Raymond Franklin Noel 26 of Evington Virginia charged with raping an 18 year old Columbia girl was expected to go to the jury today Defense argued for mercy while medical witnesses said Noel had no mental illness The crime allegedly occurred December 18 near Irma with the victim identifying Noel in court Also cited were sightings by Tom Moore and Margue Dukes in the Columbia area.
In Yokosuka a large crowd of about 10,000 leftist students clashed with riot police outside a U S Navy base on the fourth day of protests against the visit of the U S nuclear submarine Snook. Many students and police were injured.
On May 17 Stafford and Cernan awaited a second Gemini 6 rendezvous attempt after an Agena target failed to reach orbit. A shroud separation light blinked out, casting doubt on success but mission officials cited high probability the shroud released. Previous delays included earlier Gemini 6 postponements and a later successful rendezvous with Gemini 7.
In Macon County Alabama Negroes form a 2-1 voting majority and propel L A Locklair to tax collector while Rev Peter Kirskey emerges as a civil rights leader in the race for county school board. The sheriff seat could yield historic authority for a Negro candidate as Greene County also shows a breakthrough.
The High Point Western Union office closed before noon amid a nationwide strike by the Egraphers' Union. No pickets were seen, the door bore a sticker noting the office was temporarily closed due to the strike, timed with a negotiating conference in Washington.
Veteran broadcaster Phil Ellis 48, WTVD news director in Durham, dies after hospital stay. Formerly at WPTF Raleigh he also led North Carolina Traffic Safety Council and directed NC Ports Authority. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday Wake Church Fuquay Varina. widow Mary Lou Haywood and four daughters and a son survive. Family home in Holly Springs Wake County.
In Los Angeles a coroner's jury ruled Leonard Deadwyler's death accidental after eight days of testimony. Officer Jerold Bova claimed the car lurched during a lean into the vehicle. Deadwyler's widow testified they were rushing to a hospital believing their baby was coming prematurely.
The report notes increased air raids against Yen Bay starting February 7 1965 with 72 buildings destroyed and 44 badly damaged. In Saigon negotiations resumed between the junta and Buddhist monks following Ky’s vow to add civilians to the ruling directory and expand the National Leadership Committee to include mass organisations religions and political groups.
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