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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1965
Page
2
New York AP reports early trading showed modest gains as some stocks recovered while blue chips drifted. General Aniline traded at a premium OTC, Du Pont slipped, and the Dow Jones average rose 0.38 to 894.45 with mixed gains among rail and utility shares.
Fragmented OCR text outlines terms used in stock dividend and ex dividend classifications from 1964. Mentions ex dividend status and various notations like in arrears, paid, deferred, and redistribution. Reads as a glossary snippet rather than a connected report.
Miller described the scene similarly to Olson noting Reed was struck from behind and tied. Jim Reed’s head bled after doctors treated him at the Leadership Conference office. The party was moved to Burwell Infirmary and then to an ambulance that suffered a flat tire en route to care.
The Community Relations Service director sits with folded arms and a fountain pen, listening to a progress report. He shows relief as the report advances and notes others linger over the matter before retreating to a quiet room.
AP reports Mecklen burg County collected 16.9 million, Guilford 12.7 million, Wake 8.6 million and Forsyth 8.6 million, with multiple counties showing gains over the prior year such as Durham 5.4 million and Gaston 3.9 million, across Alamance to Wilson.
A Marine faced off against a force of 3,500 U.S. Marines that arrived at Da Nang earlier in the week. The encounter highlights tensions during the week of deployment.
The legislature considers reshaping apportionment and establishing district courts while daylight saving time prompts concerns from Ray Kisiah of High Point recreation and A C Lawrence of Apex. Phillip Nance notes impact on outdoor theaters, and opposition from the Grange persists against a time change in North Carolina.
Poll results show about 66 percent prefer a federal Medicare program to lower taxes, with roughly 44 percent opposite. The survey questions tested continued support for the President's plan despite potential government fiscal effects.
Raleigh lawmaker Archie McMillan recalls a Plymouth crash into Pullen Park pond and says the episode killed his desire to imitate a race driver. He campaigns for stricter speeding penalties and car confiscation for license violations to curb highway wrecks.
ASHEVILLE AP A 2 for 1 split of American Enka Corporation common stock was approved at the annual meeting. The move increases authorized shares from 3,200,000 to 5,421,792 and reduces par value from 2.50 to 1.25. The split becomes effective March 19 as Enka reports continued growth under chairman Philip B. Stull.
Civil rights figures urged to withdraw amid protests over Alabama voting and federal actions. Smitherman criticizes Johnson for focusing on Vietnam while neglecting local civil rights concerns, arguing voting rights involve county matters and that Johnson’s administration consulted several Selma principals.
Greensbor o H C Stewart president of Spectrum Furniture Co of High Point faces sentencing Friday for failing to file employer's quarterly federal tax returns. Stewart, found guilty on 15 counts in December, will be sentenced in U S Middle District Court by Chief Judge Edwin M Stanley. The counts cover tax returns for periods from April 1 1960 to June 30 1963.
A Guilford Superior Court jury found Ray Hilton Jessup guilty on two counts of armed robbery. Defense attorney Robert S etn ae argued this morning. Jessup had a history of escapes from custody and was linked to a May 15 incident at Johnny's Self-Service on Mount Hope Church Road.
A readable fragment notes a Princess engagement involving a Becomes Engaged couple connected to the University of Ley and Juliana. The passage mentions international interest and enthusiasm in politics but lacks clear names, places, or dates.
The Berkeley campus faced a new crisis as President Clark Kerr and acting Chancellor Martin Meyerson resigned effective March 25. They announced in Kerr's seventh floor office with brief statements and offered no further comment. FSM leader Mario Savio had left the university last semester.
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