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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1962
Page
2
Unofficial bid and asked prices from NASD and other sources outline approximate ranges for OTC securities as of September 4, 1962. Quotes indicate potential sale ranges rather than actual transactions and origin of each quotation available on request.
Bolivia temporarily withdraws from the Organization of American States amid a dispute with Chile over Lauca River water usage. The report also notes mixed early trading as markets hesitated after Labor Day.
Tass described a Soviet protest demanding punishment for the U2 flight over Sakhalin and warning of measures to safeguard frontiers if violations continue. The note recalled Powers' May 1960 espionage case, linked to tensions with the United States and UN Assembly discussions.
Reports say U S British and French troops are stationed at Glienicker Bridge near Potsdam while seven jeeploads of American soldiers move to Kleeblatt Cloverleaf near West Berlin. Allies aim to curb Soviet use of Checkpoint Charlie during guard changes.
The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association elected J. Kelly Sisk of Greenville News and Piedmont as president to succeed Frank W. Mayborn. Albert N. Jackson became vice president, Ben Hale Golden re elected treasurer, and regional directors include James R. Williamson T. A. Corcoran Mark Ethridge John M. Papers Ambrose G. Hampton. The convention featured talks on personnel, advertising, and group conferences by circulation size.
Senator Kenneth Keating asserted the Soviet Union has landed about 5,000 military personnel in Cuba and said at least 10 more ships are en route with troops and equipment for Fidel Castro. He urged the public be told the whole truth about the Soviet buildup, while denying any immediate invasion plan.
The U S Embassy blamed a wicked hoax for an American radio broadcast predicting further earthquakes in Tehran. A caller posed as a Tehran police officer to trigger the alert, causing thousands to rush into the streets amid tremor fears and gasoline lines. Radio Iran urged calm as broadcasts resumed.
A. A. Ward of Greensboro elected president of the Associated Master Barbers of North Carolina at the 34th annual convention. C. Lacy Council of Fayetteville earlier served as president. New officers include I. L. Gurley Goldsboro first vice president W. M. Wilson Durham second vice president H. P. Johnson Kannapolis third vice president M. G. Lawing Winston-Salem fourth vice president Jesse C. Bowman Granite Falls fifth vice president A. D. Koonce Greensboro executive vice president J. N. Snyder Charlotte secretary-treasurer W. E. Norton Charlotte chaplain R. Kck Hicks Greensboro won the haircutting contest Victor Massey Raleigh placed second.
Travel officials in France note visitors peak in fall while French tourists typically travel abroad during the July to September vacation period.
AP report details West and East Berlin as distinct for utilities since 1961. It notes independent sewer, water, gas, and phone systems, with limited crossovers and barriers at the border.
North Conway New Hampshire AP reports poet and novelist e e cummings died after a stroke at his summer home. He will be buried in Forest Hill Cemetery Boston and private funeral rites will be held. Born Edward Estlin Cummings he wrote poetry and the novel The Enormous Room and produced plays and art works.
Billy Wilkerson founder of the Hollywood Reporter trade paper died of a heart attack at age 72. He started the paper in 1930 and was born in Springfield Tennessee.
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