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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1966
Page
2
New York brokers report the stock market climbing further in the afternoon session, continuing a second day of rebound from an oversold condition. Sentiment faces possible new pressure from union sources advocating auto safety standards. gains come as trading pace picks up.
A glossary of ex dividend terms and stock actions including paid, in arrears, 1965 and 1966 references, estimated cash value on ex, split, deferred, next day delivery, and bankruptcy or reorganization statuses. It reads as a market guide entry detailing Peaid this year and foreign issue notes among other terms.
Readers from New York protest the absence of organs in Lutheran church services urging better music in worship. The letter calls for stronger support for church organs and raises concerns about musical heritage and congregational worship.
Gov. George Romney appointed Robert P. Griffin to the U.S. Senate to replace the late LANSING, Mich. AP reports Griffin, a Republican representative, will assume the seat previously held by the late senator. The appointment comes amid the ongoing political transition in Michigan.
DETROIT AP reports the U S auto industry kept rising though slower than the record 1965 pace. Chrysler cut back June production as four U S firms sold 761 606 cars, about 38 000 below April 1965 totals, unsettling executives while Willow Run Michigan remains the last Corvair plant operating.
Premier Ky repeats plan to stay in power for at least a year and says civilian rule will come later. Buddhist chaplains in the 1st and 2nd Corps areas are stirring troops against the junta while American casualties rise after a spring shift in deployments.
Winston Salem firms announce wage increases for hourly and piece rate workers in knitwear and hosiery with May 30 effective date. Size not specified but stated to be in line with recent textile raises. Burlington Industries Greensboro notes hosiery gains last November. Kayser Hosiery Burlington echoes.
Medicare expands coverage for ambulance services with new rules affecting South Carolina funeral homes. Officials outline criteria for eligible transports and reimbursement processes impacting local providers.
The brief reads as a casual note about being behind schedule with a light hopeful tone. It mentions cheerful mood and a positive outlook despite delays.
New York AP reports the whisky rebellion strike by Long Island Rail Road workers ended after a federal back to work order. Train crews reported on time and service resumed as commuters faced buses and taxis for transit. union head Harold Pryor at a hotel luncheon defended suspensions for drinking during shifts and noted Rule 6 as applying to all employees.
Forecast for North and South Carolina shows generally fair and warm days with warmer tonight. Low temperatures range from 43 to 55 tonight. Thursday expected partly cloudy and warmer with scattered afternoon thundershowers in the mountains. Temperatures Thursday through Monday will average 2 to 6 degrees below normal. Asheville 75 49, Charlotte 79 55, Raleigh 79 55, Columbia 84 50, Charleston 83 61. Precipitation totals 0.6 inch or more NC and 0.5 inch or less SC, mainly showers first half of period.
Boston authorities search the Roxbury neighborhood for a poisonous gila monster missing since Saturday. Anthony Scott warns heat makes the reptile aggressive and venom more potent, while Dr. John C. Kirkpatrick notes a hospital antidote serum exists. A bite could severely injure or kill a child under ten if untreated.
A local note from 127 WN, Hain highlights the importance of core log guarantees and the value of the watchmaker's guarantee over generic discount store promises.
A year-old American fortnightly Today merges with a weekly publication in a deal announced in Washington. The merger aims to combine readerships and expand editorial reach across national and regional markets.
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