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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1965
Page
2
Market report from New York AP notes selected stock transactions on the exchange with price movements and notable activity. Investors monitor gains and dips across key securities amid daily trading.
The readable OCR fragment mentions ex dividend and distributions and warrants and delivery and bankruptcy or receivership. It references possible reorganizations under the bankruptcy act and securities being assumed by a such company, with notes on foreign tax and aquatization.
Reporters noted 18 minute show featuring 110-foot solid fuel rockets with claimed unlimited range, likened to Vostok launchers. Also shown were a six-rocket antitank system on an armored vehicle, 20 new T-62 tanks, a medium-range missile on a self propelled launcher, and a three stage Intercontinental rocket about 60 to 65 feet long.
AP reports at Fort Bragg information office released the names of five might have minor wounds from the revolt in the Dominican Republic. The injured are Lt Col George Viney of Headquarters Company 3rd Brigade his wife Margaret N Viney of Fort Bragg Sgt Robert H Rudd Headquarters Company 1st Battalion 925th Infantry his wife Louise Daisy Rudd of Fayetteville Sp4 James T Lester C Company 2nd Battalion 325th Infantry his wife Mary Jane Lester of Atlanta Sgt Henry L Simms B Company 2nd Battalion South Infantry his wife Annie Simms of Griffin Ga Sgt George P Moffitt B Company 2nd Battalion 305th Infantry his mother Marjorie W Moffitt of Daytona Beach Fla
The survey reveals deep division over voting rights in Alabama and across the South, with demonstrations heightening fear of disenfranchisement among Negroes and sparking counterclaims by Gov George Wallace. Personal voices from Boston to Milwaukee illustrate fears of federal overreach and Communist influence.
Heavy losses reported after a Viet Cong mortar barrage struck Hai Nghia Province near Saigon early Sunday. Advisers with a government unit and several Vietnamese civilians, including five children, were among those killed or wounded. The attack followed an assault on a nearby outpost.
General Harold Johnson told Army commanders that instructors must curb joking and off color stories used in demonstrations. He cited concerns that young instructors think suggestive tales are essential to engage audiences and urged leaders to review public speaking standards.
Amid coups and shifting governments, the Dominican Republic endures greed, corruption, and poverty. As U S forces concentrate, streets show jubilation and fatigue. Street vendors thrive while the populace watches with resigned eyes, unsure of the future under foreign influence.
Rebels from the countryside gather near the zone held by U S troops as Brig Gen Elias Wesin y Wessin leads 1 500 troops and about 30 tanks with the Dominican air force. Caamano claims 20 000 civilians and 3 000 armed forces ready to defend the rebel cause. US forces install 10 mm howitzers before Embajador Hotel as bulldozers clear emplacements and access routes grow congested.
The State Young Republicans face impeachment motions led by council members over leadership conduct. Chairman John R. Patton defends independence in voting for what he believes best for the college and party while GOP clubs criticize actions as immature. Hubert C. Teer of Durham calls the proceedings immature.
NASCAR rejected two protests over Junior Johnson’s Rebel 300 victory at Darlington. Bud Moore alleged illegal pit servicing. NASCAR found the pit unused by one, Johnson elapsed time waiting for tools, and no car push onto track. Dieringer protests also denied. Johnson keeps $10,640 and Dieringer earns $6,040.
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