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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1958

Page

3

Copper shares lead New York stock market gains

Copper stocks rose initially amid reactions to the administration copper stockpiling proposal, with Kennecott gaining over 2 percent early before trimming gains. Major names like Magma, Anaconda, Phelps, Dow, General Electric, US Steel, and others traded mixed or flat, while several blue chips posted modest advances and losses in a choppy session.

New York Kennecott Magma Anaconda Phelps

Economic strain as population shifts challenge US boom

The piece outlines how a growing under-20 group and an aging over-65 cohort strain schools, housing, and public services while a shrinking 20–64 working-age population risks lower output. Experts urge longer work lives, higher capital per worker, and policy changes to fund rising needs.

New York United States Committee For Economic Development Robert J. Lampman National Bureau of Economic Research Miriam Allen DeFord San Francisco Free Lance Lampman

Dow Jones Averages Readings and Volumes

The Dow Jones averages are shown with Furnished by Bache & Co. at 12 noon and 1 p.m. Close figures list Industrials around 468.10, Rails near 115.48, Utilities about 65, and Stock averages near 161.66 with volumes ranging from 850,000 to 2,300,000 shares.

Bache & Co American Can Co Allied Chemical & Dye American Tobacco Co the Borden Co Bethlehem Steel Burlington Mills Chrysler Corp New York Central RR Cone Mills Corp Carolina Light and Power Douglas Aircraft DuPom de Nemours Dow Chemical Eastern Airlines Consolidated Edison Eastman Kodak Greyhound Corp General Dynamics General Electric Gulf OW General Motors Goodyear Tire & Rubber International Harvester Ma International Tel Standard Oil Co Jones Laughlin Steel Johns Manville Loew's Inc Norfolk & Weston Rwy Phillips Petroleum Pennsylvania Railway Pepsi-Cola Procter and Gamble Reynolds Tobacco Republic Steel Sears Robuck Southern

Club To Outfit Baseball Team

A report on work with the Junior Optimist Baseball Team was given by coach George Simpson, a former Syracuse Triple A pitcher with Textile Insurance Co. The club voted to supply new equipment for the team and reviewed plans for a June 18 train trip to Charlotte for Bicycle Safety Week winners, with about 75 youths traveling and returning the same day. Everett Towery attended as a guest of the club.

George Simpson Simpson Syracuse Textile Insurance Co Charlotte Everett Towery

Tornado Hits El Dorado Killing 13 People

The El Dorado tornado cut power with broken mains and triggered a rapid response from National Guard troops and local officers. Looters were chased as crews worked by candlelight, while Trooper Bob Lemon reported warning the city minutes before impact.

el Dorado National Guard Augusta

Release Of Soldiers Promised In East German Air Incident

The piece notes a Rotary observation on kidnapping claims and discusses East Germany’s stance after a helicopter crossed into East German air space. It cites a German Democratic Republic ministry ready to negotiate and calls for normal US action to resolve the incident quickly. Western Allies previously insisted on negotiating with the Soviets as occupiers.

Rotary Red East Germany German Democratic Republic Ministry of Foreign Affairs United States

South Carolina Senator Shoots Fatally in Office

S C Senator Paul A Wallace was shot five times and killed in Sheriff Weatherly’s office in Bennettsville as he learned of renomination. County Court Clerk Henry A Rogers, 67, barged in and fired. he was held without bond and sent to the State Penitentiary. Wallace’s opponent William A Rogers withdrew from the race, urging Wallace’s son to run. unofficial returns showed Wallace leading by a narrow margin.

Bennettsville S. C Paul A. Wallace South Carolina Henry A. Rogers Wallace Rogers Columbia William A. Rogers State Senate William Weatherly Henry Rogers

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