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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
2
The list shows unofficial price ranges for securities produced by the National Association of Securities Dealers and other sources. It states the BID and ASKED ranges as approximate values and notes they are not transactions.
White segregationists demonstrate amid clouded rulings on school integration. Six white parents seek a federal injunction against desegregation in Birmingham as District Judge Gewin takes the petition under advisement. In Huntsville, twelve white children quietly desegregate an elementary school run by the Roman Catholic Church, the first known such move in Alabama. National Guard units are placed on alert after disorders near the blast-damaged home of Negro attorney Arthur Shores, with gunfire, rocks, and bricks exchanged between crowds and police. Police restore control by 11 p.m. as 150 officers patrol the area. two dozen injured, including a 20-year-old Negro man fatally shot.
Amid optimistic talks on Vietnam and the long fight against communism, officials warn a hard campaign lies ahead. In the United States, clashes erupt as protests meet school integration plans, with police lines tested and several arrests following jeering disturbances near Ramsay High and at a Negro brothers registration event.
A North Carolina student home from a trip to Cuba says Robert Williams, former Monroe NAACP leader wanted on a kidnapping charge, may return to the United States. Williams reportedly told students he plans to come to another part of the country, not North Carolina, and could be living embodiment of self defense for Negroes.
Kennedy plans a multi state tour visiting North Dakota Montana Utah Washington Oregon Nevada and California in late September. He will observe projects at Garrison Dam Yellowtail Dam Flaming Gorge Dam Hoover Dam and Lake Mead while meeting local officials and attending speeches in cities including Fargo Grand Forks Billings Great Falls Salt Lake City Portland San Francisco Las Vegas and Palm Springs. The trip concludes with rest in Palm Springs before returning to Washington.
Flue cured tobacco prices in the Carolinas markets reached season highs despite poorer leaf quality. Border and Eastern North Carolina belts posted higher grade averages with increases of 1 to 3 dollars per hundredweight. Border Belt sold 12,330,008 pounds at 63.15 per hundred, Eastern Belt 9,920,832 at 59.47, season totals 168,266,399 pounds at 56.81 average.
Dublin officials pass a law requiring piggeries be at least 200 feet from dwellings. The streets committee approves the measure affecting 211 pig farms. Owners will be compensated for moving to new legal sites.
Winston Salem AP reports rumors rise that L Richardson Pryer of Greensboro may seek the Democratic nomination for governor. The chatter grew as petitions appeared showing support for Ralph M Stockton of Winston Salem for Preyer’s federal judgeship. Stockton declined comment until Judge Preyer acts.
AP reports the State Highway Commission approved a re study of policy on paving residential streets outside municipalities. The panel also awarded contracts for 26 projects with low bids around 6.1 million and named the Oregon Inlet bridge Snow and the Bonner Bridge honoring a district congressman. Highway Commissioner Paul Younts led the motion for the study, emphasizing the need to address outside town streets.
Lausche stated he is not worried about Kennedy pledges being accepted. Humphrey noted the President must assess Soviet attitudes through Gromyko, the Soviet representative, who reflects Khrushchev's stance toward potential easing tensions.
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