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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1965
Page
2
New York AP report presents selected stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange. The list covers notable trades and price movements as evening activity closes.
A fragment from page 1 A discusses a missing person and incomplete search efforts. The piece also contains unrelated financial footnotes detailing stock dividends and ex dividend terms with various codes.
Rescue workers find Mrs. William E. Ammons about 25 in a ditch near her home and her baby daughter in the road after a gas explosion in a rural area. Six cars and three trucks destroyed, nearby sawmill damaged. husband and three other children escape with minor burns.
Over Counter Stocks show scattered gains with Luck's ss and Me 1M pushing into positive territory. Pextile Corp of America leads declines as 5% drops appear alongside 43% movement in select over the counter issues amid cautious investor sentiment.
The administration's flagship Appalachia aid bill passed 257 to 165 after 16 failed Republican amendments. It authorizes federal funds for programs in eleven states plus potential expansion to 13 New York counties, with about $840 million allocated over five years to build 3 350 miles of highways and access roads.
Tobacco would fund county tax studies to support beach conservation projects. A companion bill would specify local government powers to protect sand dunes along outer banks. Sen. Ashley B. Fut making it illegal to drive a car will winaefield chacured.
In court four boys including Scoop and Zip hatch a theft worth 2400 dollars and receive prison sentences while Cardinal and Scoop get three years probation and parole. The Cardinal later returns to Sunday school and offers a prayer asking forgiveness and guidance for himself and the others.
Charlotte AP report details how Mrs. Earl Link of near Charlotte donated Vel positive blood to help Canadian laborer Bert Huard in Montreal. The rare Vel factor made her one of a few globally able to donate. Blood was flown from Charlotte to Montreal for immediate operation to remove a abdominal artery clot threatening Huard’s life.
At a Raleigh hearing Friday critics warned a proposed name change would weaken unity of the Consolidated University, stressing the system’s identity since 1931 while dismissing claims it would dismantle it as dishonest.
A speaker notes the Cardinal has three years in a bank, handling valuable documents and cash. The friend replies with cautious optimism, saying, Let's try. The article hints at mixed outcomes with as many failures as winners and references a date, the 23rd.
About 500 students gathered outside the embassy after rumors of a protest. They pushed through a fence, displayed anti American placards, threw ink bottles at the facade, and smashed windows before police moved in.
The article discusses the planned interstate network of about 40 000 miles and an estimated cost around 46.8 billion dollars. It notes Rex Whitton as roads administrator and cites 1 billion in federal funding as part of the financing mix.
Federal agents say Henry Sitner known as Ben Victor fleeced a Greenwich jewelry thief scheme, with $125,000 in jewels seized after a New York to Greenwich transfer. Sitner, held in Hendersonville, reportedly kept four local residences and posed as a real estate broker while awaiting return.
Archdale Trinty Lions announce a barbecue at the Lions Club Den with servings available at the door. Takeout boxes may be packed for guests and drive through is not mentioned.
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