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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
2
A reader asks about Treasury 5s versus stocks and savings bonds. The adviser urges avoidance of speculation, notes Treasuries pay 4 percent through 1964 and can be sold early but risk loss, and recommends buying solid trade stocks instead if funds allow.
A scanned TV schedule lists Thursday and Friday daytime programs from 3:00 pm to 2:30 am with shows including Secret Storm Edge of Night Old Rebel Dance Party Highway Patrol News Weather Douglas Edwards Whirlybirds Border Patrol Hutton Johnny Ringo Zane Gray Theater Markham Review Show Movie and Friday fare like Reading Americans At Work Guiding Light and Art Linkletter
The station airs Bat Masterson at 8 00 followed by Johnny Staccato 8 30 and Bachelor Father 9 00. Ernie Ford at 9 30 Groucho at 10 00 Mike Hammer at 10 30 News and Weather at 11 00 and Jack Paar at 12 15.
The lineup lists programs from 8:25 AM to 2:30 PM including Local News 8:25 and 1:15 News plus game and talk shows such as Truth or Consequence Could Be You Playhouse and Queen for a Day.
Schedule highlights a four oclock Brighter Day and a secret storm edge of night among early programs. The Rascals Club airs at six, followed by Amos and Andy, a sports segment, Doug Edwards, Arthur Smith, a Rescue brief, and Betty Hutton in a seven oclock slot.
Channel listing shows 7:30 Wyatt Earp and 6:00 Bat followed by 8:30 Real McCoys and 9:00 Philip Marlowe. 10:00 The Untouchables and 11:00 News with 11:15 Sports then Jack Paar at 11:30. Afternoon slots include Dr Malone From Roots and Comedy Playhouse. Evening hours feature Bachelor Father Bet Your Life and Man Dawson with News and Sports at 11.00.
TV listings for WUNC including Do You Know at 4:30 and solid geometry at 6:45. Programming shows Engineering Grap and Career Opportunities at 6:20 and 7:20 with classroom segments on physics and U.S. history.
Wall Street opened weaker with moderate trade as selective buyers supported some shares. Major steel firms held steady or advanced slightly while rails fell to a new 1959 60 low. Notable movers included Republic and Polaroid, with mixed results among big automakers and utilities.
A Business Mirror forecast says at least a million Americans will travel abroad in 1960 with total spending near 2.9 billion dollars. Europe attracts about 770 thousand travelers spending roughly one billion, while the Far East targets 100 thousand. Airlines and ships plan record capacity as advance bookings surge.
In Cattle and Cane, Masterson seeks peace between rival factions as clashes threaten frontier order. Apanis, a mediator figure, strives to avert bloodshed while locating common ground in a tense cattle industry feud.
Los Angeles AP report says Dr. R Bernard Finch and co defendant Carole Tregoff are accused of conspiring murder in the July shooting of Barbara Jean Finch. Prosecutor Whichello calls Finch characterless and accuses him of a long chain of lies as final summation nears and a jury verdict possible Friday.
The table shows Dow Jones Averages with the 11 am and noon closes, and a list of leading stocks with percent changes. Notable names include General Electric Gulf Oil General Motors Goodyear Reynolds Tobacco Union Carbide United Aircraft Westinghouse U. S. Steel and US Steel among others. Trading volume is around 560,000 to 3,110,000 shares.
A winter storm closed NC roads and schools from Hendersonville to the coast. Snow and ice toppled buildings, halted events in Sylva Belmont and Greensboro, while NC 80 near Buck Creek Gap was shut. A 7 year old boy died after being struck by a school bus. stores sold overshoes chains and sleds as Tar Heels braced for more.
AP TV Radio writer Cynthia Lowry notes Startime once costliest and most promising NBC hour has declined in quality. The weekly show now struggles with audience size and tired ideas, despite upcoming Os older shows and planned changes for the summer.
Eugene R. Richee, a 63 year old cameraman, filed a suit in Los Angeles seeking 25000 dollars in damages alleging injuries from a collision when Ray Milland's car struck his vehicle on August 18 of last year.
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