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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
2
The column lists stock prices and dividends with terms such as ex-dividend, declared, and warrants. It references companies like Kerr McGee Kaiser and Kennecott, noting percentages and prices, plus next delivery and when issued phrases. The piece reads as a financial briefing on distributions and market activity.
A snippet shows Dow Jones averages with figures for several indices and stocks. Prices listed include 83.57 43.73 and 197.14 amid fluctuating market activity and industrial sector movement.
New York Mayor Wagner, age 55, announced at a noon news conference that he will end his mayoral service on January 1, 1966. He cited personal reasons including time away from his two sons and noted his wife Susan had died in 1964. The move strengthens John V. Lindsay's bid as a potential successor.
Billy Jackson 18 of Greensboro faces sentencing after pleading guilty to the February bank robbery at First Citizens Bank. Judge Eugene Gordon postponed the sentence overnight for further consideration. FBI agent Mike Scanlon testified $16,380 was recovered, with about $30 spent on records, gloves, and sex.
Washington AP describes a 17 round final between finalists Mi He and Judy Marie Guarr both age 12. Mi He wins first prize of 1000 dollars plus a New York weekend trip and a Sullivan Show appearance. Judy Guarr takes second with 500 dollars.
NASD inter-dealer quotes at 10 30 am show bid and ask levels for several firms. Offers include adjusted ask prices reflecting approximate markups while buyers and sellers report varying spreads across BBS Studios Beaman Founders Life Kavanagh Smith State Capital Life and Thermoplastics Corp entries with small percentage ranges.
Viet Cong attacked Dong Xoai and overran the district capital and airstrip despite American fighter and helicopter support. A Skyraider fighter was downed near Co Dinh. one pilot presumed dead and another wounded. About 500 Viet reinforcement helicopters arrived as fighting raged midafternoon.
Sen Ralph Scott of Mecklenburg says the committee chairman will kill the bill by not acting before adjournment. During a stalled meeting Sen Cameron Weeks pressed Moore about bringing the measure before the panel and Moore said he would try to get to it.
The 38th National Spelling Bee enters its final day with harder words and more eliminations. Nine of thirty survivors from Wednesday dropped in the morning round. Akimechi Chinen of Hawaii mis-spelled oculist and Wanda Blurton of Texas mis-spelled endemic with an i as the first letter. Gail Cooper of West Virginia erred on surrealism with a question mark as the second letter.
Raleigh AP report says Atty Gen Wade Bruton asked for a ruling on whether the Ku Klux Klan of Alabama Inc must domesticate in North Carolina. Bruton referred the request to deputy Atty Gen Payton Abbott for decision and noted the issue centers on Klan activities needing state filing.
The four day space journey ended with Ed McDivitt and crew disembarking at Mayport Florida after touring the carrier Wasp. Spacewalker White thanked the crew in an emotional farewell as the Wasp returns to antisubmarine patrol.
Western North Carolina Methodists approve step one of a plan to join the Southeastern Jurisdiction and end the Central Jurisdiction. J Clay Madison leads a report urging open churches and pulpit exchange between Negro and white congregations while pledging to act in 1968 if needed. Bishop Earl G Hunt Jr. presides as the five day Lake Junaluska session opens.
In Raleigh AP report the 1965 General Assembly moves a House passed bill to create a study commission on Redspeaker ban. Gov. Moore backs measure as it heads to the Senate for potential Friday action. House approved the measure Wednesday.
President Johnson met informally with General Maxwell D. Taylor and senior advisers to review the situation in South Vietnam. The White House said Taylor would return to the executive offices Friday for a session with the National Security Council.
The Rev Dr Leighton Ford of Charlotte issued a call for total evangelism to the General Synod of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. Ford, brother-in-law to Billy Graham, urged penetrating every area of the world including industry, social and intellectual spheres. The ARP Church reports 26,668 members in 143 congregations across the southern states. Ford to give a second address tonight.
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