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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1961
Page
9
The forecast calls for snow and rain Sunday across the southern Great Lakes and Ohio Valley with scattered rain in parts of the middle and south Atlantic states. Snow is expected over the central Plateau and parts of the northern valley will be generally fair elsewhere.
The Associated Press notes weak demand and light volume as the North Carolina Virginia Old Belt nears season end. Middle Belt closes at Oxford and Durham with light sales totaling 632 938 pounds and 54 68 per hundred pounds.
New York AP Sargent Shriver director of the Peace Corps discounted anti American sentiment in Latin America and announced volunteers will be sent to Brazil Peru Bolivia and Venezuela at the invitation of those governments after a month touring six nations. He called the anti American wave a myth and said South American demand for Peace Corpsmen was so great the agency could not meet all requests.
Richard Mitchell secures ownership of Hollis Independent Telephone Co by bidding $1 at a Cloud County foreclosure sale. Oldest U S newspaper west of the Mississippi is the Arkansas Gazette.
A female killer whale 16 to 18 feet long battered Newport Harbor waters on Saturday. Harbor officials closed the turning basin to small boats as Marineland and Oceanarium crews failed to net her. Thousands watched as the whale thrashed and charged, with Marineland’s Dr. William F. Monahan calling the creature “the most vicious animal on land or sea.”
West Germany's foreign minister says preconditions for Berlin talks must not become ultimatums and the wall is not a negotiating condition. Gerhard Schroeder toured the barrier in divided Berlin and prepared for talks in Washington with Adenauer and Kennedy while Gen. Lucius Clay and others discuss possible outcomes.
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