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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
2
Report lists selected AMEX transactions with noon prices and notes on dividends. Footnotes explain regular and special dividends, stock dividends, rights, warrants, and related terms.
The Nito Judo Club formed a beginners class with over 20 members. They are preparing for a promotional meet to be held in Charlotte at the end of May.
High Point's Post Office will receive a facelift under a 120 day contract awarded to L S Bradshaw Corp of Salisbury totaling 33600. Work includes sandblasting and painting the exterior walls resurfacing the rear parks area and interior updates such as a new floor and improved lighting.
Panamanian Ambassador Frank Morrice stayed with the commission to push a lasting peace. Sporadic sniper fire and exchanges of gunfire continued on Wednesday while the city remained comparatively quiet.
Quotations compiled by NASD at 9:30 a.m. today reflect representative inter dealer prices. Bid and ask figures show percentages for multiple firms including Amer Furniture Co, Colonial Stores, Gulf Life Insurance, Piedmont Aviation, Piedmont Nat Gas, Security Life & Trust, BBS Studios and others with small percentages shown for each.
Police from several Sandhills towns and the State Highway Patrol sought Barney Comer 23 of Rt. 2 Vass after he escaped from a Vass officer who was taking him to jail on a rape warrant involving his 14 year old sister in law. Comer allegedly held a gun, forced the driver to take him to Cumberland and Moore counties, then fled a Sanford house where two hired men claimed to help him.
Logan named plant manager for Colony Tables. He previously worked at Drexel Furniture Co as designer in the contract department. Logan graduated from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and the Kendall School of Design in Grand Rapids Michigan.
R. J. Knudsen became the U. S. Navy recruiter in High Point this week. He replaces W. E. Guinn who is transferred to duty in Norfolk, Virginia. Knudsen arrives from the Philippine Islands where he served with Patrol Squadron 18. Office hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Post Office Building.
U.S. officials say 58 insurgents linked to Communist ties participated in the April revolt against Juan Bosch in the Dominican Republic. Many trained in Cuba and indoctrinated in the Soviet bloc, with Gonzalez Gonzalez named as a key organizer. The dissident left seized Santo Domingo, while non Communist leaders sought sanctuary in embassies.
Jurors hear about a revolver linked to the killing and FBI testimony on ballistics as defense and prosecution clash. Witness Marion Williams describes lab tests tying bullets to Thomas's gun while defense questions credibility and Rowe’s role.
The North Carolina House approved an amended measure to crack down on illegal pep pills and related drugs. The bill makes selling or giving away barbiturate or stimulant drugs a felony with escalating penalties for first and second convictions. The Senate also approved a highway safety ticket proposal and a highway safety research center bill for the University of North Carolina as part of Gov. Moore’s proposals.
A Moscow space medicine expert says cosmonaut Alexei Leonov lost balance yet kept his head as he emerged from orbit and floated in outer space. The 25 minute film, unseen in America, shows his orientation challenges during the 26 hour mission with 17 Earth orbits.
The passage describes swift currents up to 12 miles per hour sweeping through channels between islands, creating hazards for navigation in the region.
An ad touts a fast cure for athlete's foot promising infected skin shedding and healthy skin within an hour. It claims satisfaction with a money back guarantee at Mann Drug Stores.
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