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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1966
Page
2
After five straight advances the market opened cautiously with the Associated Press average down 1.0 at noon to 345.7. Industrials slid 2.2, the utilities index fell, and traders looked to test yesterday’s lows before any rally potential.
A brief item notes that cotton features opened but did not port in reality, signaling minimal activity and unclear outcomes for traders. No concrete shipments or port calls occurred, leaving markets cautious as prices hovered.
Ex dividend and ex distribution dates affect stock value and payments. The text references Dow Jones averages and stock activities in 1965 and 1966, noting cash values, paid in stock events, warrants, and potential bankruptcy reorganizations under the relevant act.
In Da Nang and Hue protests flare as Buddhist leaders clash with Premier Ky's regime. Demonstrations include 2000 in Da Nang and 10000 in Hue, with anti American overtones and clashes reported around the U S Information Service building.
STATESVILLE North Carolina Ralph E Roberts 48 of Shelby has been indicted by a federal grand jury on nine counts alleging making several false entries in bank records with amounts ranging from 1000 to 1800 dollars each.
Pakistan disclosed it is receiving tanks and jet planes from Communist China. Five Chinese-made T59 medium tanks and four MIG 19 fighters were shown in a Rawalpindi parade, marking the first Communist weapons on display while most forces had used American equipment through SEATO and CENTO aid.
New York AP report notes stockholders approve a merger in a corporate decision. The article outlines the voting outcome and potential implications for the company and shareholders.
Captain Yevgeny Avramenko of the Russian research ship Vityaz said he asked the U S Embassy in Manila for a loan to maintain friendly relations with the Soviet Union. The Vityaz, in Manila for UN approved scientific work, cited fresh water supply as its main problem.
A family scene shows Raymond repairing a toy wagon while Maureen, Robert, Margaret, Mary, and James look on in the yard. The image caption notes each child and the parents, highlighting a busy domestic moment.
A powerful blizzard raked Nebraska Iowa and the Dakotas with up to 10 inches of snow and winds to 60 mph. Omaha and Norfolk reports added snowfall while northern plains faced drifts and cold. towns faced outages and travel restrictions amid arctic air from the storm. Nine motorists and a school group were stranded in Nebraska. emergency crews aided affected residents.
Officials say the H bomb recovered off Spain after a collision will be taken to a DASA base for examination. Dozens of experts will study its components and possible features, with days or weeks before surfacing and dismantling.
W W Lentz of Westwood Avenue died at 11 a m today at Point Memorial Hospital after an illness of several years. He was born April 21 1892 and was 74 years old. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says he favors sending draft card burners to jail at least for the war's duration. The remark appears in a brief AP dispatch from New York.
Low bids totaling 7,229,150 dollars were received when the State Highway Commission opened bids Tuesday on 26 road construction projects. The bids will be reviewed by the Highway Commission in Durham on April 6.
Charlotte police officer Jack K. Moore was grazed by a bullet while pursuing Eddie Lee Simmons, 25, of Charlotte, into a restroom inside the W. T. Grant Co. store on North Tryon Street. Moore said he exchanged blows with Simmons as he chased him before being told Simmons was in the restroom.
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