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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1965
Page
2
In a brief market update from the 1965 issue, Beene aluminum shares eased then rebounded amid light activity. Motors stocks show a tentative rise as leadership signals in the auto sector emerge.
A fragmented note outlines terms around ex dividend dates and stock dividends. It mentions cash value, stock distributions, and tax terms associated with ex div claims, with garbled phrases referencing 1944 and bankruptcy or receivership contexts.
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Venus mission aiming to study the planet. Tass reported the station was on course and functioning, with Venus 2 and Zond 1 details noted, including mass and power sources.
Passengers from a Beaverton Oregon family are among the victims of a crash that killed a two year old Maria Christina Bennett and her parents. Among the survivors is Shimura a Japanese atomic scientist. Initial reports listed 89 aboard. Remains were taken from the wreck in 40 sacks.
The market opened with no actual trades recorded as sessions began. Participants watched the early activity, noting limited price movement and cautious interest across the commodity.
A Greensboro man died when his vehicle collided with a tractor trailer on U S 11 just east of Christiansburg. Authorities investigated the wreck and identified the deceased.
The president of Bassett Furniture Industries will pursue further discussions after the concluding session. Dr. Arthur A. Smith, a Dallas banker, and Ad- participated in the final remarks.
Chapel Hill North Carolina AP reports action may be taken against a large number of students and resident hall advisors for the showing of three lewd films on the University of North Carolina campus. Long said his office and student agencies are in the process of an intensive investigation into the Monday night sale. a Long who viewed the films and were made in the student’s hometown in North Carolina. He refused to release the student’s name.
Ban on Rhodesian tobacco and sugar imports was cited as a move to disown Smith's government, reflecting broader punitive measures under existing policy.
President Johnson authorized expanding the American commitment in Vietnam. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara said some requests for additional personnel have been received and troops will be sent as they become available. He noted 160,000 U.S. military personnel are already serving in Vietnam and declined to estimate new totals.
A temporary restraining order reduced pickets at Wellons Candy Co in Dunn North Carolina. Minor violence erupted as authorities worked to enforce limits including four at the plant and four on the road toward the arena.
The commission and Governor receive praise for addressing a delicate education future. Victor Bryant and other members back amendments seeking a practical policy that avoids exposing sensitive knowledge. White advocates a board choice in policy and warns of constitutional limits and the need for a positive statement.
The Federal Power Commission led by Joseph C. Swidler investigates the Northeast blackout that left 80 000 square miles and up to 30 million people affected. Officials seek how the failure occurred and why reverse action failed during the rush hour.
The Wilmington Star criticizes Sheriff Marion Millis in a front page editorial. It accuses Millis of joining the KKK to gather information and claims his investigation was poor and his deputies uninformed.
North Carolina shows consideration of occasional rain with unsettled conditions and moderate chances of showers. South Carolina faces considerable unsettled weather with periods of rain and gusty winds in the outlook.
A three seamer dominated the early action during the first half, delivering pivotal outs and steady control for the home club. The standout hurler kept batters off balance with a varied mix, setting a strong tone for the game.
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