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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
2
Report from New York shows selective gains in electronics and color TV makers. Trading remained heavy as a barely interrupted uptrend continued though profit taking appeared in a few favored issues. Airlines and farm equipment sectors posted modest advances amid a broadly uneven session.
The document lists stock market terms such as ex dividend and ex distribution and notes deferred actions at last dividend meeting. It references Kennedy and U S Justice Department testimony with remarks on media handling of court cases and public records.
A partially quoted remark notes delays in publishing and a supposed rift involving Baron, Hoffa, and Kennedy. The fragment suggests Kennedy questioned the timing and truth of unproven claims, with reference to a rift and alleged beatings.
The FBI released findings Wednesday refuting charges by Don Reynolds against Bobby Baker and Sen. Luther Hodges. It labels Reynolds testimony unworthy of belief and notes Hodges withdrew holdings in 1958 before taking a government post. Baker maintains ownership in a Charlotte restaurant.
A woman recalls years of poverty and humiliation, a bitter Lenten phone ban, and a last call from her father who confesses cancer. After a brief silence, she forgives him and seeks forgiveness in return, finding peace in the memory of that moment.
Police in New York have arrested 24 housewives in seven weeks for operating illegal answering services that aid bookmakers. Commissioner Murphy says the women, paid 50 to 100 dollars weekly, take messages during chores, without accepting bets, and faciliate subsequent calls under aliases.
A Senate committee heard proposals to move the primary from Saturday to Tuesday and even to September. Millard Barbee of the state AFL-CIO opposed the move arguing it would inconvenience voters and workers. Senator William Wood of Forsyth supported setting the election on Tuesday.
U S aircraft carrier buzzed a line of North Vietnamese boats near where Lt James A Cullen 28 of Winchester Massachusetts was shot down An amphibious plane landed as three boats intercepted a timid attempt to approach the area during the Vietnam conflict
MOULTRIE Ga AP two fires damaged a building housing the bands and another near the administration at a Negro high school. Firemen said kerosene started the first blaze three hours before a second fire smoldered inside near the band room. No arrests have been made and attendance was normal.
RALEIGH AP A House committee action to day on a bill to provide 10 000 to dependents of state law officers was postponed Pitts Rep W A Lees reduced the bill to cover state employees Local officers lack of cooperation with city and county commissioners is cited by Glenn Basil Sherrill counsel for the NC Sheriffs Association Sherrill notes state officers have died in the line of duty since 1936 and only 30 were state employed.
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