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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1963

Page

5

Prices Rise On Tobacco Markets Across Belts

The Associated Press reports gains in three of four fue-cured tobacco belts in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Eastern Belts average price rose to 61.2 per 106 pounds, with heavy volume and improved quality. season sales near 296 million pounds at 58.15 per 100 pounds. South Carolina Border and North Carolina Belt saw lower averages, while Virginia-North Carolina Old Belt gained 2.28 per 100 pounds from opening week. Middle Belt sales averaged 59.68 per 100 pounds with 69.6 million pounds sold season to date. A Friday holiday paused sales to ease plant congestion.

Associated Press North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Federal State Market News’ Service Esclert Virginia- North Carolina

North Carolina Skyscraper Construction Boom Across Cities

Across Asheve and Greensboro to Wilmington and Salisbury builders push a wave of major structures. Projects include a $45 million 18 story Northwestern Bank Building in Asheville financed by Charlotte's Goodyear, a $1 million First Union National Bank eight story in Asheville, a $7.5 million Wachovia Bank Building in Greensboro, a planned 18 story First Citizens Bank tower, and a $2.3 million federal building bid set for October. Also noted are a six story First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. in Fayetteville and a six story Wachovia Bank in Wilmington plus multiple savings and loan buildings in Salisbury and other city developments.

Surance Co Asheville Northwestern Bank Charlotte George S. Goodyear First Union National Bank Greensboro Wachovia Bank Elm Street Corp First Citizens Bank Jefferson Standard Life Fayetteville First Citizens Bank and Trust Co Scottish Bank Federal Post Office Wilmington Port City Carolina Savings and Loan People Savings and Loan Salisbury

Barbara Ashley Plans Musical Brazi! with Berthal Hardin book

New York dancer Barbara Ashley moves toward theatrical management for next spring’s presentation of Brazi! a musical adaptation of Berthal Hardin’s Amazon Throne. Stanley Richards organizes the project with music by Ary Barroso the Brazilian composer.

New York Barbaral Ashley Berthal Hardin Stanley Richards Ary Barroso

Hungary Wants to Buy U.S. Wheat for 800000 Tons

Hungary has told the United States it is ready to purchase 800000 tons of American grain with Cargill seeking an export license. Czech and Bulgarian embassies show interest, total value around 60 million dollars, with Hungary needing 200000 tons of bread grain and 400000 tons of coarse grain. A Hungarian delegation led by Deputy Minister Janos Hont plans talks in Washington upon return in October.

Washington Hungary United States Cargill, Inc Minneapolis U.S Commerce Department Janos Radvany Legation State Department John Cole Cargill Griffith Johnson Car‘gill Radvaay Harold C. Vedeler Office of Eastern European Affairs Soviet Union France Hel

Insurrection Charge Ties SNCC Leaders in Georgia

Four SNCC field workers and two Black residents face insurrection charges under a Georgia law used to curb racial agitation. Donald Harris Ralph Allen John Perdew and Zev Aclony are held without bond after demonstrations in Americus Sumter County. Aclony, a 95 year old Minneapolis man, denied participation while claiming protest concerns. A federal attorney Moris Abram represented Aclony in past actions.

Americus Georgia Donald Harris New York Ralph W. Allen Melrose Mass John Perdew Minneapolis Minn

Charlotte Textile Show Opens Inaugural Southeastern Event

The first Southeastern Textile Show opens at the Merchandise Mart in Charlotte for a five day run. Robert E. Zimmerman of Southeastern Shows, Inc., says the exhibit focuses on small equipment and services to cut duplication and costs, with invited attendance and visual aids for capital machinery. An estimated 5,000 attendees and 25 exhibitors are expected, drawn by a new format and Charlotte’s central role in U S textile spinning.

Charlotte Moniday Robert E. Zimmerman South Zimmerman Southeastern Shows, Inc America Merchandise Mart

Peace March Resumes After City Permit Hurdle

Peace walkers from Quebec to Cuba resumed their trek from Greensboro after police permitted single file passage through city limits. Leader Bradford Lyttle said the group would stay 15 feet apart and proceed to High Point for a church basement overnight.

Greensboro N.C Quebec Cuba Bradford Lyttle Durham Salisbury Charlotte Lyttie

Officials Hopeful French Visit Aids Alliance Effort

Washington sources say officials expect Maurice Couve de Murville to clarify France’s stance to ease gaps in the Western Alliance. He plans talks with Secretary Rusk and President Kennedy, then returns to Paris without stopping at the UN.

Washington Western Alliance Maurice Cove de Murville Couve de Marville U.S Kennedy White House Paris Charles E. Bohlen Bohlen France Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle Couve de Murville Dean Rusk United

Christian Science Monitor Address Entry

The notice lists the Christian Science Monitor main office at One Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02115. It identifies the publication’s headquarters as a historic address for the Boston daily newspaper.

the Christian Sciences Monitor Norway St Boston Mass

Start From Scratch For Moon Cooperation Planned

Houston reports that U S space leaders say talks with the Soviet Union on lunar exploration could lead to scrapping current programs and restarting from scratch if mutual cooperation proves possible. Dr Hugh Dryden of NASA states initial exploratory talks will decide the path. Kennedy administration signals openness to joint unmanned lunar exploration if feasible.

Houston United States Soviet Union U.S Hugh Dryden National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Roanoke TV Highlights Wake Forest NC Football and Schedule

Television guide notes yesterday's Winston-Salem football result between Wake Forest and North Carolina with coach Billy Hildebrand aiming for Florida State next. Also lists programs including My Favorite Martian and Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color plus Ed Sullivan and Bonanza lineups.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons University of North Carolina Winston-Salem Billy Hildebrand Florida State University

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