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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
2
Early trading shows most major steel shares up slightly amid a labor dispute. The small gas melt and concerns over contract costs weigh on steel group while motors hold gains and electrical equipment weakens. Chemicals building materials rails and utilities show scattered strength keeping averages in positive territory.
Ambiguous text describes rate place, equity futures, and dividend adjustments tied to an annual slate. Mentions liquidation tests and bankruptcy or receivership as organized under securities acts. Notes tax equalization and corporate restructuring with securities assumed by successor entities.
A crowded birthday feature recounts 104 year old Mrs Martha Misenheimer Ritchie receiving three cakes from her nurses Sunday school class and local mail carriers at her home on Rosewood Place. The piece also notes wage boosts for steel workers and a presidential briefing on labor and safety.
Zion National Park rangers faced a second day of delay as the Virgin River rose after a Monday storm. Forty one hikers were reported missing in Zion Narrows with five Californians still unaccounted for, while sixteen had escaped. Local youths Mark Richsteig and Scott Atkin reported seeing the missing party track partway along the gorge bottom before footprints vanished.
Former Gov. Terry Sanford and a group of trading newspapermen will gather Thursday at Hounds Bar Lodge near Boone for a three day discussion on the press government relationship. The talks continue Sanford's two year effort to strengthen state government and address general problems facing states.
Richard Freeman Hudgins, 19, of Marion North Carolina, a Washington and Lee University student, died when the sports car he rode in collided with a police car on a curved stretch of U S 250 at the Waynesboro Virginia city limits. Roane Madison Lacy Jr., 18, of Waco Texas, driver of the car, was unharmed. Patrolman Russell Wright had stopped another vehicle for a violation on the same curve.
Three airmen and a civilian drowned Monday in the Neuse River six miles east of Goldsboro. A third airman was rescued. The deceased are Airman Jerry W. Freeman, 20, of Cullman Alabama. Airman Charles B. Buchanan, 21, of Clarksville Virginia. the civilian is Cedric Newsell Jr. of Rt. 3 Goldsboro. Airman Ronald R. Landers was treated for shock at Seymour Johnson AFB hospital.
Forecast for the Carolinas shows generally fair conditions with little temperature change. North Carolina lows tonight 48 to 55 in the mountains and lower along the coast. South Carolina lows near 60 in the northwest and upper 60s along the south coast.
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