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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1966
Page
2
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hovered around 935.24 at noon, down 1.11, after a brief morning rally. Report notes include ex dividend details and ongoing market terms, with references to stock transactions and forthcoming disclosures.
The report notes that no actual trades are registered near York, with cotton activity lacking formal records. Local market observers await official data as merchants report uncertainty and low transaction volumes in the period.
In Miami the jury resumes deliberations in the 1964 murder case of blonde Candace Messler and her nephew Powers. The pair are accused of premeditated murder in the death of her multi millionaire husband Moseier, stabbed 39 times in a Key Biscayne apartment. Prosecutors allege an incestuous motive and a desire for the $33 million fortune.
Sixty four UNC students from the Committee for Free Inquiry vote to picket Old South Building from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily through next Wednesday to protest the Speaker Ban Law and the denial of Frank Wilkinson speaking on campus. Herbert Aptheker, a Marxist theorist, has been invited to speak next Wednesday. Wilkinson heads a national committee aiming to abolish the House Committee on Un American Activities and spoke last Wednesday.
Raleigh report says James Gardner will not run again for chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party. He indicated he may pursue a statewide race this year after reflection during a news conference.
Invitations from state supported colleges and universities ask Communist speakers to visit this spring with dates to be chosen by the Invited. A university spokesman expects replies soon. Alexandrov, a Leninism historian, studies American attitudes toward Lenin at Indiana University this year. Abousek was invited to participate.
Switzerland designates a Year of the Alps marking a centennial celebration of the Matterhorn with events planned for July. Officials and tourism groups promote alpine heritage, inviting visitors to observe ceremonies and related exhibitions.
Glendale artist Pat Paulsen uses his own head as a painting tool spreading color on canvas. He applies color with his beard nose and facial features then spins over a floor canvas to create a finished abstract portrait.
AP reports in Saigon that despite many ministerial changes and new programs the core U S approach remains unchanged. Since 1961 the effort has centered on military buildup and increased aid, with reforms like strategic hamlets and rural reconstruction giving way to political shifts after Diem and Nhu’s 1963 assassination.
Evangelist Billy Graham launches a 10 day Greenville crusade amid a verbal clash with fundamentalist Bob Jones Jr. Jones accuses Graham of harming the cause of Christ and sending converts to unscriptural churches while Graham defends his soul winning ministry and sponsorship.
President Johnson entertained Congress at a large White House party praising bipartisan spirit. He claimed seven ace votes, noted Viet Nam money and Asian bank bills passage, and danced with his wife to Roses for a Blue Lady as Dirksen led the Marine Band in Danny Boy.
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