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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1966
Page
2
In a broad market update, copper and steel shares surprised on the upside while rails motors and the glamor sectors including electronics aerospace and airlines posted gains. The overall picture mixed with faded glamour but notable demonstrations of resilience across key groups.
New York AP reports a stock exchange listing of daily transactions on the Exchange with a frame dated 1206. The brief item notes trades and figures while identifying the exchange and location in New York.
The text outlines annual and special dividend rules for American Exchange, listing footnotes a through y that define extra dividends, stock dividends, cash values, and conditions such as ex-dividend and ex-rights statuses, 1964 1965 1966 disclosures, and notes on bankruptcy or foreign issues. It notes unofficial sale figures and tax considerations.
Police guard the British Embassy and key sites in Dublin after an explosion aimed at protesters linked to the Irish Republican Army. Detectives probe the attack amid heightened tension for the 1916 Easter uprising anniversary. Nelson’s severed head is removed to a public works yard. the base awaits removal as Dublin Council pushes to remove the monument.
Federal action allocates 1.9 million to East Central urban renewal with no city funds. Project aims include underground wiring in the central district, redeveloped Plaza Block with 300 to 400 parking spaces, a new Weaverwoods residential area, and expanded High Point fare via more right of way on Thistle Street. Public hearings and council actions are required before final adoption.
AP Th eker spoke to about 690 people at Duke University to urge a march on Washington demanding end to the Viet Nam war. He defended North Vietnam, criticized U S policy, and argued the 1954 Geneva Conference failed to create a unified Viet Nam.
True bills returned Tuesday charging Glen O Neal Williams and Joseph Eugene Spence with the February 26 kidnapping of Andrew J Roberts and Fred V Fonville. Both men are Raleigh residents and were previously indicted for three murders in a weekend spree.
Prince Philip begins a 10,000 mile North American charity tour in Miami with stops in Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Toronto and Ottawa to raise funds for children's charities worldwide. The trip aims to gather a multimillion dollar total.
Rutherford T. Phillips of the American Humane Association testified before a House Agriculture subcommittee about a phony dog registration racket for purebred dogs. The hearings examined proposed rules governing animal transportation and sales, with input from scientists worried about research restrictions.
The American Federation of Teachers announced final plans for a Friday morning strike that would shut down New Orleans public schools. School Superintendent Carl J. Delee questioned union support and expected classrooms to stay open. The walkout seeks a collective bargaining election among about 3,600 district teachers, with Local 527 listing 1,400 members. Donald Burton of the union highlighted disparities in salaries benefits and working conditions in New Orleans.
Evangelist Billy Graham told a near capacity crowd of 19 500 that rebirth means believing the path of faith not meticulous reasoning. He cited Christ’s remark about being born again and urged that life holds mystery beyond human understanding. Two services led tonight as the 10 day crusade runs through Sunday.
Barnett told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States should resist subversion, defend Formosa, and support Red China’s admission to the UN. He urged de-escalation in Vietnam while acknowledging possible major war risks if China’s vital interests are threatened. He urged recognizing Red China as mainland China’s government and exchanging diplomats with Beijing.
New York AP report notes cotton futures opened without any actual trades logged, indicating a quiet start to trading for the session.
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