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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1964

Page

6

City council ends parking tickets during market days

Downtown meters will be bagged during furniture market days to encourage shoppers. The council aimed to help market traffic but created confusion as nonlocal cars avoid tickets while locals face penalties. Merchants and clerks will share market spaces, moving restrictions closer to market crowds.

Insurance Agent Award Criteria Highlighted

To qualify for the award an agent must keep in force a high percentage of new insurance he has sold. The rule emphasizes long term policy retention and continued coverage for clients.

Conny G. Walker Lexington Ave High Point N.C Charles Larimer Prudential Insurance Co Winston-Salem

Kellogg Foundation Grants NC State $1 Million for Policy Institute

A grant of 1,208,712 from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation supports North Carolina State University’s Agricultural Policy Institute. Kellogg executives Dr. Clenwood L. Creech and Dr. Charles E. Bishop announced the funding, marking a major expansion of the institute’s work in policy and rural development.

Raleigh North Carolina W. K. Kellogg Foundation Agricultural Policy Institute Isenelad N. C. State Clenwood L. Creech Kellogg Ancet South Charles E. Bishop

Bullish signals for economy across sectors in late period

The AP reports continued growth through the 1960s with steady gains in industrial production, a rising gold stock, and a forecast of noninflationary expansion to 1970. Ford and UAW reached a new contract, Chrysler settled, and GM talks paused as rail and mining labor tensions loom. The steel and copper sectors plan heavy investment, while a potential national rail strike prompts federal mediation. Industrial index climbs to 133.5.

New York Ford Motor Co United Auto Workers Chrysler Corp Chrysler General Motors Corp Douglas Dillon National Industrial Conference Board

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