Cotton futures open lower in New York market
AP reports cotton futures opened in New York trading down about 70 to 75 cents per bale from the previous close reflecting a broad drop across the market.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
2
AP reports cotton futures opened in New York trading down about 70 to 75 cents per bale from the previous close reflecting a broad drop across the market.
The report recalls a dramatic encounter where a woman challenged Lavrentiy Beria in Moscow, calling him a bloodsucker of the Russian people. She later received a three year sentence for anti state behavior and now lives across from his fortress like home, pondering ghosts of the regime.
Edward O. Vanhoy, 24, of Ennis Street, arrested on prohibition law violation after officers found part of a fifth of tax paid whisky. Trial set for April 8 in Municipal Court. bond posted at 25 dollars. Daniel G. Linthicum, 16, of Eastchester Drive, charged with reckless driving and cited to court. Duncan T. Warner, 37, of Lincoln Drive, also charged with reckless driving. apprehended on Highway 62. Trial set for April 15.
In Raleigh the legislature moves into week six of the session with highway safety measures, absentee ballot reforms, higher education considerations and Senate redistricting on the agenda. The Orange County Democratic leader may join the House, while proposals to rename North Carolina State College stir debate. A speed cap of 75 mph and warning devices seek to curb accidents, with higher education bills and redistricting reforms advancing through committees.
Miss Cooke, niece of former U.S. Ambassador Seldin Chapin and daughter of the late Mrs Neil Cooke, weds a Himalayan prince. The 70-year-old maharaja Sir Tashi Mangyal has delegated most powers to his son as Indians oversee defense, foreign affairs, and communications. The bride, a San Francisco native raised in New York, met the prince during a Iran visit where he served as ambassador.
Firefighters extinguished a trash fire of undetermined origin in the 100 block of Hobson Street at 8 48 a m. with no property damage reported. A box alarm at Leonard Avenue and Price Street yesterday at 3 39 p m. prompted a response. no fire was found.
Mobridge South Dakota AP report says nine members of Nelson Zephier family died from carbon monoxide exposure after a furnace failure. The victims include parents Alberta 27 and Nelson 29 and seven children aged 8 to 6 months. A pathologist indicated snow may have blocked a chimney, leading to the fatal CO buildup.
A 7-year-old boy confessed to pulling a false alarm. His parents were notified. No fire damage followed a furnace defect at a business building on 220 Kivett Drive, occupants had called firefighters at 10 13 a m.
Central American presidents including Fuentes Somoza Schick and Facio meet in Washington to seek Kennedy era Alliance for Progress funding and a regional plan against Castroism. They urge timely action and outline economic measures amid coffee price declines and political tension in the region.
Police reported a series of weekend crashes across Trinity and Thomasville areas. The morning Elm Street collision left Larry Smith 16 with minor injuries after a failed pass. Blanche Williamson suffered $600 damage to her car, and Smith's auto $400.
The Dow Jones averages show Industrials at 676.33, Rails at 151.71, Utilities 135.65 and '65 Stocks 240.32 with volume reaching 3.4 million by midday. The prior level was 674.44 with the 11 am reading 676.33 and close not shown.
Pope John XXIII slipped on the throne steps at Clementine Hall in Vatican City but was unhurt after the fall. He recovered and continued the audience, with aides assisting him. The incident follows a prior illness last November and a routine checkup last weekend. Rogue fall occurred as he received members of the Pontifical Institute of Foreign Missionaries and American nuns from Sisters for Charity of St. Joseph, with high church officials present.
A weekend spate of violent deaths totals at least 11 across North Carolina. Victims include Eugene Weaver in Harnett County, Hunter Woodall and Winston Vereen in separate crashes, Lenne Moore in Fairmont, John Burton Blue in Laurinburg, Matthew Pearce in Johnston County, Irene Mace in Lincolnton, Elmer Edwards near Weaverville, Larry Henry near Wadesboro, William Crosby in Winston-Salem, Myrtle Dervin in an arrest, and Thomas Mobley shot in Kannapolis.
The foreign mission group based in Milan acquired the land from Italian owners who held it most recently. The property had left the Pope family’s control several years prior.
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