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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
2
The American Exchange opened with heavy selling. the Dow fell while the Associated Press average slid slightly. Trading volume showed modest activity as investors braced for a stern test following early unsettling news about the President.
Due to the delay the teachers chose to go to the Whipps Ledge Park area instead, according to a note on page 1-A.
Vick has bought land at the Greensboro airport for a new plant. The company plans to begin construction soon and expand its operations locally.
Communist in Chief D. N. Aidit and his inner circle reportedly moved toward a shadow government role. Njoto and Suleman held cabinet influence while PKI leadership guided plans to infiltrate ranks and lure officers. The coup failed, with uncertainty about its communist depth. Lt. Gen. Achmad Yani figures in the unfolding events.
AP from Tokyo reports Communist China claims it downed one U S plane after deeming U S airspace violations. Beijing warned Washington of warlike action and vowed to hit back if attacked. Radio Peking cited a fighter downed over Kwangsi with three others said to have fled. Pilot status not disclosed.
At High Point Municipal Park a Union Bag Camp Paper Corp. picnic honored 76 employees with service awards. Plant Manager R A Thorne presented 28 five year awards 26 ten year awards and 22 fifteen year awards including Lacy Barbee Ra Bell John Peak William Foust Clarence Houston Graves Kerr James Venable John McCain Robert Hubbard Donald Sinclair Sherman Taylor Billie Essick J E Faulkner Jr Ralph Welborn Wayne Luquer Ellis Hughes Clarence Johnson Wilbur White Carl Baldwin James Cain Clyde Silman and Bruce.
The latest edition adds ten local figures to the Who's Who in Commerce and Industry. Central Piedmont introduces 11,300 car sketches and new regional names including William Filmore, Robert Thom as Amos Jr., Lee McLean, Robert Mayne Bundy Jr., from Thomasville and Ashe.
Maine voters learn their polling places have changed as letters detailing new locations were mailed by the election board. The notices target those eligible for the upcoming referendum.
Washington AP reports President Johnson likely suffers the milder gall bladder form with stones, leading to surgery Friday after a Sept 7 attack. The notice notes gall stones affect about 25 percent of women and 10 percent of men before 60, and describes the organ’s location and function.
The president shows no signs of gall bladder trouble and appears fit and rested after recent Texas weekends. White House aides say he will undergo surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital Thursday night, with a full schedule continuing until then.
Governor Moore explained that the next decade's growth will exceed the total interest on bonds issued now. He said the state is shifting from a farm and rural base to one focused on industry and commerce.
A Pentagon briefing reported three US airplanes shot down with four military personnel listed as missing or captured. Spokesmen said rescue efforts were underway as the attack occurred northeast of Lang Vei area. The Viet Cong claimed to have killed 260 allied troops this week in major actions. Government reports describe large Communist offensives near Cu Pass and in Binh Dinh.
The American Friends Service Committee at Point, North Carolina, will receive a $98,685 federal antipoverty grant to provide educational programs for migrant workers. The funding will train 15 instructors to teach 1,000 participants.
An unnamed surgeon cites a statement describing pains in the stomach felt at a ranch on September 7. The fragment specifies a personal experience but lacks further context or outcome.
The report outlines Davis as a 54 year old banker from Winston-Salem who will chair the American Banking Association. It notes his past roles, including president in charge of a home office and chairmanship, and his self description as a progressive conservative focused on steady reform.
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