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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
2
The market showed uneven activity with er stocks and autos among the leaders, while electronics and airfire shares moved earlier losses into modest gains. Traders noted renewed interest after a volatile two days as prices firmed on support for several issues.
A list of selected New York Stock Exchange trades shows 130 p.m. prices and related trade details. The entry highlights specific transactions and the associated price points, reflecting intraday activity and market movement patterns for that period.
Quotations from the NASD represent inter-dealer prices as of about 4:30 PM today. Markets vary through the day and official figures exclude retail markups or commissions.
A 1963 law allowed UNC trustees to approve campus speakers. The four-branch chancellors delegated this power to campus leaders. Sitterson refused permission for Wilkinson to speak March 2, citing the executive committee’s ruling. Wilkinson denounced the setup as an indignity and spoke on the campus wall.
Defense Secretary McNamara, under questioning about German concerns, insisted the U.S. Army in Germany will not be weakened by the Southeast Asia effort. He told a reporter from Germany that NATO defenses must remain strong and emphasized German inquiries about U.S. commitments. A Pentagon source noted Germans sought assurances on NATO readiness as U.S. involvement in Viet Nam deepens. The news conference followed a prior full-page briefing.
Miami AP report details a pivotal telephone exchange between Melvin Powers and Candace Messler as prosecutors press a romance motive for the 1964 murder of Jacques Messier. The aunt and nephew, Messler and Powers, face an all male jury as the trial unfolds with arguments on evidence and motive.
In testimony before the committee the Gavin Kennan line urged restraint on U S force buildup in Vietnam favoring defense in population centers The retired general and the former diplomat warned that if South Vietnam and the Viet Cong mobilize more forces the United States would respond accordingly
The court weighs Escobedo’s reach to suspects in police stations as justices hear varied readings from state and federal officials. Rulings split 5-4, with Justice Black troubled by undefined “accusatory stage” and Stewart urging case by case analysis to avoid coercion during police interrogation.
Gloria G Walden has joined Home Furnishings Daily as Southern design editor based in the High Point bureau. She previously directed information for Old Salem Inc and served with the Home Furnishings Industry Committee, bringing extensive home furnishings experience to expand regional coverage.
Mrs. John Foy Jr., memorial gifts chair, announced Heart Fund pamphlets and gift forms are placed in restaurants, banks, doctors’ offices, High Point Memorial Hospital, and funeral homes. The High Point Heart Association seeks yearround contributions honoring deceased friends or living tributes. gifts are tax deductible and acknowledged without disclosure of amounts.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions aiding a group and a place called South Vistaemene with unclear timing. It references Vietnamese contexts and potential re naming, but the text is illegible and lacks concrete events or identifiable entities.
Washington officials said the United States remained silent on the loss of a hydrogen bomb over Spain to honor Spain’s request for no public comment. Four thermonuclear devices were aboard the B52 that crashed near Palomares, with one bomb missing and a search by 20 ships and many personnel ongoing.
John Henry Flowers a 16 year old of Skeet Club Road was bound over to Superior Court after waiving a preliminary hearing charged with breaking and entering a business. Deputies say Miles caught the boy climbing through a window and bond was set at 500 dollars in Municipal Court. Wendell William Ingram 18 of Hay Street received six months active prison for non felonious assault. Bruce Hayes 31 of Lexington appealed a speeding conviction.
The 1966 citywide Rifle Safety Matches will be held Saturday at Blair Park Clubhouse. Top three scorers from each school and recovery center will compete starting at 10 a.m. Participants fire BB shots at targets 16 feet away. Trophies go to winner and runner-up. Sponsored by Parks and Recreation Department and Daisy Manufacturing Co. Directed by H. B. Snyder, rifle safety instructor.
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