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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1965
Page
6
The Department of Defense will hold a local spot bid sale at Camp Lejeune next month. Mailed bids are not accepted and bidding occurs July 6 and 7. Items include doors windows motors beds refrigerators tools watches and more with immediate payment and removal required.
The Johnson administration acted to shore up confidence as stocks recovered from a month long slide. Officials praised the economy and predicted continued gains through 1965 into 1966 amid inflation fears and Viet Nam war uncertainty. Data showed rising factory output, hours, pay, and a major tax cut package to shrink living costs in July amid a shipyard deck officers strike affecting about 900 vessels.
The Associated Press reports on over the counter stock quotations with emphasis on local retail investors. Prices and movements reflect market activity and investor sentiment in today’s trading session.
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