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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1963

Page

2

Tobacco Stocks Lead Over Counter Market Gains

Liggett & Myers tops tobaccos as the best performer with small point gains. Philip Morris Reynolds Lorillard and American Tobacco also advance. Steel shares rise belatedly on rising orders and a sixth weekly production gain, with Lukens up. US Steel Bethlehem Republic Jones & Laughlin post fractional gains. US Smelting IBM Merck rise about a point. Autos mixed with GM and Chrysler up, American Motors down, Ford and Studebaker unchanged. Age at noon up 1.43 to 675.45. Trading quiet on the American Stock Exchange. corporate bonds irregular and U.S. government bonds unchanged.

Liggett & Myers Philip Morris Reynolds Lorillard American Tobacco Steels Lukens U.S. Steel Bethlehem, Republic Jones & Laughlin U.S. Smelting IBM Merck General Motors Chrysler American Motors Ford Studebaker American Stock Exchange National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc New York Gen Foods Associated Press Tel & Tel Gerb Goodrich Goodyear T&r Allvac Metalsews Greyhound Cryogenics Gulf Oil Corp Nickel Can Fidelity Life BBS Studios News Int Cal American Medical Asso- Int Tel & Tel Drexel Enterprises Ciation Kayser-Roth Cardile First Southern First Union Nat. Bank Lorillard P Gulf Life Ins. Co Martin-Marietta Harris-Teeter Sup M McLean Trk Ll's Holiday Inns Konsanto Intermountain Tel Monty Ward Jefferson Standard Motorola Lance, Inc Nat Biscuit Life & Casualty Nat Dairy Pd Moore-Handley, Inc Natl Distillers N.C. Nat Bank NY Central Pextile Corp of Am Norf & West Piedmont Av Phillips Petr Thomasville Pitt Plate Glass Wachovia Bank Radio Corp No Steel Co Rep Steel Reynolds Tob Sears Roebuck Sou Railway Sperry Corp United Aircr Am Motors United Fruit Am Tel & Tel US Rubber Am Teb US Steel Atch T&sf Va-Cao Chem Atl Coast Line Va el & Pow Atl Refining Va P&p Western Ind Burroughs Corp Car P&l Celanese Corp Chain Belt P&f Ches & Ohio Douglas Aire Dow Chem Duke Pow East Air Eastman Kod

GOP Presses OAS to Track Communist Agents

The GOP on page 1-A urges action by the Organization of American States to track down Communist agents and counter Cuban activities, presenting this as the real offensive threat from Cuba.

Organization of American States Cuba

Opposition raises tort claims over family liability measure

The committee delayed action until Thursday as Dorsett warned the bills would be a radical departure. He said they would disrupt family harmony and could open many areas of liability, potentially pitting a child against parents and prompting suits by teenagers against their parents.

Dorsett

Tar Heel tax relief bill backed by senators

Senators John R. Jordan Irwin Belk and Oral Yates sponsor a measure granting up to a 500 credit for federal tax payments to reduce state income taxes. The plan costs about 7 million annually and would aid around 100000 to 1 million taxpayers more broadly than the administration proposal. The capital punishment abolition bill failed. debate on the House floor appears unlikely this session.

Tar Heel John R. Jordan Wake Irwin Belk Mecklenburg Oral Yates Haywood Sanford Senate House Messers’ Bill Robert Calder New Hanover C. E. Leatherman Lincoln

Congressmen decry conditions in national capital

Representatives Dent Mrs Green and others including John Brademas Charles Goodell Carlton Sickles and Albert Quie toured the capital and condemned the conditions. Quie called it a blight on the country’s prestige and said there is no excuse. Congress bears responsibility for District of Columbia facilities.

Dent Mrs. Green John Brademas D-Ind Charles E. Goodell R-N.y Carlton Sickles D-Md Albert H. Quie R-Minn Quie District of Columbia Congress

Waiting for Mrs. Jones in House Commerce hearing

Hallie Jones, co owner of Conlan Associates, flew in to answer questions about the Kansas City radio audience survey firm. President Robert E West deflected inquiries to Jones noting she runs field work and handles most details. Lawmakers pressed on who the firms verifiers tabulators and calculators are as West admitted he did not know the distinctions.

Hallie Jones Kansas City Robert S. Conlan Associates Conlan Robert E. West West Jones Worthing Rogers

Draft Law Extends Through 1967 Despite Debate in House

The four year extension of the draft law clears the House 387 to 3 and moves to the Senate Armed Services Committee. Norman S. Paul leads the Pentagon hearing as amendments fail. the bill preserves manpower ceilings, dependent allowances, and medical service provisions for four more years.

Washington House Senate Senate Armed Services Committee Pentagon Norman S. Paul Homer EF Abele Ohio H. R. Gross A-lown George E. Brown Jr Congress Carl Vinson House Armed Services Committee Roman Pucinski D-Ill Charles E. Goodell R-N.y Pucinski Goodell

DAR Opens Conference In Winston

The North Carolina branch of the Daughters of the American Revolution opened its 63rd annual conference in Winston-Salem. The three day meeting will handle reports from state officers and elect a nominating committee. Preceding events included gatherings of related DAR groups.

Winston-Salem N.C North Carolina The Daughters of the American Revolution DAR Daughters of the U.S. Daughters of 1812 Daughters of Colonial Wars

Eastern DC7 Skids on Slushy Logan Runway

An Eastern Airlines DC7 with 15 passengers and four crew skidded on a slushy runway at Logan Airport and tipped into a snow bank. No injuries reported. Pilot Capt Edward Lebecker said braking action was nonexistent on landing. Damaged lights and right main gear were noted. Passengers and crew were bused to the medical center for routine checks.

Boston Eastern Airlines Logan Frank Sweeney Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission Sweeney Edward R. Lebecker McLean Washington, D. C

New Drug KleerPlex Promises Pimples Clearing Solution

Houston based Loesch Laboratory Consultants debuts KleerPlex a topical facial treatment claiming 30 day pimples control and future blackhead prevention. The product dissolves sebum plugs and offers a money back guarantee with a two month introductory offer priced at 1.98 plus shipping and COD options.

Houston Texas Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc Lowey Pune Seo Blackhead Loesch P.O

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