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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
2
A fragment from page 1A mentions India and Pakistan clashing in the Rann of Kutch with mutual accusations. It also includes scattered financial terms such as ex dividend and ex rights referencing stock distributions and dividends for 1964.
A father recalls seasickness lasting three days before a rain front provided water. The group caught a 14 pound dolphin and dried its center and sides for moisture. Frank Jr. mentions worrying about missing midterm exams during the voyage.
NASD inter-dealer quotations as of about 10 30 show over counter stock prices. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions per NASD data.
Lawmakers faced protests from mortgage loan firms led by Rep. T. D. Bunn of Wake as businessmen argued the bill imposes ethics and morals lacking in the industry. They claimed most companies operate without proper standards and accountability.
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to repeal the excise tax on passenger automobiles over four years, with auto makers pledging to pass savings to buyers. The move would reduce revenue by about 5 billion dollars, higher than Johnson’s request, and could see a House vote the week of May 31.
Poole in Taylorsville North Carolina pledges no public whipping of his son amid local attention. The case draws questions about discipline practices and parental rights as authorities review the incident.
Chicago AP reports the Communist party of Santo Domingo claimed it helped mastermind and then fought in the Dominican revolt. The manifesto Yankee invaders get out dated May 13 cites Blas Roca and DuBois, naming Francisco Caamano and Bosch, asserting initial revolt aims and government goals.
In Bensonhurst a store roof collapsed sending debris into a crowded meat section. Firefighters and police rescued victims. four were admitted to hospitals. No fatalities were found as debris was cleared and investigators inspect the two story converted former movie theater building.
A 12-year-old Clayton boy wins NC jumping frog contest with Ray the three legged hopper named Tar Heel Terror III. Duke frogs fail to leave ground as Dan the Mountain Man runs up 10 feet 6 inches for runner up.
Six textile firms announce five percent wage hikes over two days, boosting pay for about 135000 workers in South Carolina and 100000 in Georgia. NC labor data cited, with raises at Danville Virginia firms and Woodside Mills in South Carolina. Governor McNair cites raw material pricing as a factor enabling such raises and industry expansion.
A fragmentary 3307 N Street address letterhead ties to a Democratic vice presidential candidate era. An unidentified woman told an aide she could not attend due to a campaign appearance for her husband. The note was later consigned to Hamilton for sale.
Cotton Springs reports a payroll exceeding 72 million annually as one price cotton boosts company performance. In Kannapolis Cannon Mills president Don S Holt says no comment on a possible 5 percent wage rise for workers and notes no hike notices have appeared yet.
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