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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1966
Page
2
New York AP reports a mixed, irregular session with a cautious uptick in early trading after a rally earlier. Investors paused the frenzied selling despite a proposed rate move by major banks and overall volume remained lighter than the previous day.
The passage lists abbreviations used in a dividends table with meanings for ex dividend ex distribution and related terms. It explains shorthand like x for ex dividend y for ex dividend and sales full and wd for when distributed. It also mentions special or extra dividends and stock dividends with footnotes and references to 1965 1966 events.
About 200 Negroes marched, knelt and prayed before returning to church while 100 whites watched. Civil rights leaders pressed for four or five of 14 demands including Negroes as policemen, deputies and clerks. Gov. Moore urged postponement and local Good Neighbor Council talks.
Johnson pushes to cap the rollback on long distance charges while conferees drop the amendment. Telecommunication excise tax returns to 10 percent after April 1, potentially affecting March bills. A Social Security rider granting benefits to 1.8 million elderly noncontributors was trimmed, reducing costs and eligibility details.
Senators from page 1-A discuss witness protections as concerns about character assassination surface. Javits urges caution to avoid pre judgment while Nelson relays reports that Ralph Nader faced harassment including anonymous calls and probes into his associates. The piece notes Nader’s background and long interest in safer autos stemming from a 10 year awareness prompted by a child crash.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, a potential presidential rival, backs recognizing the National Liberation Front as a separate entity for negotiations. He says U.S. troops should stay in Vietnam until genuinely free elections are possible, and if the Viet Cong gain a voice in government in those elections, so be it.
The federal sale of a Jackson County furniture plant, opened in 1964 by Paul Von Cannon, to Drexel Enterprises for 550000 ends a years long receivership. The deal, aided by the Commerce Department and EDA, leaves creditors facing losses while Drexel plans limited operations and about 100 new hires.
Governor Dan Moore opposes proposed changes to the employment security program. He notes penalties for employees who fail to meet terms set under the current law. The op position spans Guilford and neighboring counties where the program operates.
The apportionment of Italy's Senate follows a fixed ratio of one senator per 160 000 people. The reference notes specify this ratio and indicate the population base used for allocating seats.
Judy Lynn Funsch, a 5 year old from Ann Arbor, remains under constant care of a heart specialist after Thursday open heart surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital. Doctors repaired a missing left pulmonary vein and a closing valve, then performed minor tracheotomy work. Judy's mother Eva Funsch said the child shows improvement with good color and steady grip, though risks were high.
Corrider Mills Co Inc announced a $2.5 million expansion in Landis NC that will add about 100 jobs. The project will increase spindles from 37 000 to 54 000 by extending a building feet long by 110 feet a 50 percent rise in production is expected. The plant spins cotton and synthetic blends and yarns.
Experienced executive with strong administration accounting and finance background seeks a discreet connection for a confidential interview. Mature sober and highly capable candidate offers services with compensation secondary and no strings attached, box M-65 c/o the Enterprise.
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