Stock Market Cotton Update From New York
The idler markets opened lower than the prior close amid a slack session. Prices show a softer tone as trading begins in New York with cotton futures trading down modestly.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1963
Page
2
The idler markets opened lower than the prior close amid a slack session. Prices show a softer tone as trading begins in New York with cotton futures trading down modestly.
Soviet studies professor Barghoorn, accused of gathering intelligence, discussed Moscow ties since the 1940s as U.S. Soviet relations climate grows tense. He cited hostile attitudes, government actions, and ongoing suspicions shaping his case and the broader U.S.-Soviet exchange.
Russia claims vast gains in markets while Khrushchev declares a war in trade. Neutrals grow wary as Ghana Guinea Mali and the UAR drift from Moscow amid U.S. aid, with India and Indonesia seeking closer Western ties. Analysts note aid volumes influence Western-Neutral friction and Soviet access to economies.
A tax management conference for small business is set for Wake Forest College in Winston-Salem. North Carolina businessmen will gain timely tax information and guidance as leaders from the Internal Revenue Service and the Small Business Administration join Wake Forest College School of Business officials to plan, with Goldwater organization backers aiming to discuss tax law impacts on small firms. The event intends to educate on how present rules affect deductions, expenditures, and compliance for owners and managers, with speakers including Peter O'Donnell Jr. and W. J. Bookhilt outlining campaign-adjacent tax positions amid broader state and national political activity.
CHARLOTTE AP The Farm Bureau campaign to back a proposed state constitutional amendment gathers momentum. Mangum opens a series of 12 meetings this week in cities including Charlotte Greensboro and Raleigh with planned stops in Williamston Elizabeth City Jackson Clinton and Bryson City. The reform would restructure the General Assembly to one house by population and the other by geography, with a statewide election set for January 14. The bureau endorses the plan as a step to modernize the legislature.
President Kennedy starts a Florida and Texas swing as he forecasts future jet speeds and space travel milestones. He visits Tampa, Miami, and Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and Johnson City, noting 1964 aims and economic implications. The trip includes a speech at the Inter-American Press Association dinner and travel from Palm Beach to MacDill Air Force Base.
A bridge column reviews early Culbertson influence and Albert Morehead’s contract bridge summary. It discusses bidding and play ideas including the come on signals in play and an example of an echo in a no trump sequence, with East West interactions and final outcomes.
About seven white ministers from Newned in Washington with nine Negro participants elected to remain in jail Sunday in Williamston in a hunger strike protest over segregation and equal rights. The group, including Rev. Warren McIgroes and Rev. Harold Melvie, refused release. bonds were set for others cited in the demonstrations. Multiple demonstrators from nearby towns were arrested, with the case set for Dec. 2 in Recorder's Court.
E M ett D Atkins 85 former co owner of the Gastonia Gazette died Sunday night at his home in Gastonia cause of death stroke He was a college professor who entered the newspaper business in 1907 He left the Gazette in 1947 funeral services will be at 4 p m Tuesday at First Methodist Church with burial in Hollywood Cemetery Survivors include his widow four sons Ennis Atkins Jack Atkins J Murrey Atkins and Emmet D Atkins Jr Greenstore 10 grandchildren five great grandchildren and brother James W Atkins former publisher
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