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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1964
Page
2
A reader styled market update notes mixed performance with some gains and losses across sectors. Analysts reference dividend trends and wary trading amid uncertain conditions while mentioning specific indexes and names in passing.
A garbled OCR snippet lists several over the counter stocks with tentative percentage figures for Amer. Fid. Life 23 percent, Amer. Furfi. 66 percent, Carolinas oh & Colonial Stores 4 percent, BN Electronic Acct. Card 44 percent, Life & Cas. Insur. 38 percent, Li'l General Stores 8 percent, N. C. National Bank 41 percent, Life & Trust 66 percent, Wach, Bank & Trust 38 percent, N. State Tel. Co. None. The fragment lacks clear context or dates.
Dr. Wernher von Braun argues the Moon mission will prove U S space prowess and showcases national resolve to pursue lunar exploration. He spoke Monday about the aim and significance of reaching the moon as a demonstration of technical capacity.
Cotton futures rose 16 to 2 cents a bale at the New York market opening after the prior close, signaling a firmer tone for the commodity.
Winston-Salem report quotes Republican candidate Robert Gavin accusing Democrats of extorting contributions from party members. He alleges records are kept of contributions and ties this to funding for Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey campaigns. Gavin claims state official Moore denies knowledge and calls the remarks petty.
A fragment notes Harpo Marx among the famed brothers of the Marx family. It mentions he never took lessons, could not read music, yet soloed with major orchestras and joked about being the only sane one in the family amid claims from intellectuals and Wool.
Mrs Johnson stops in Ahoskie Rocky Mount Wilson Selma Rae Salisbury Chester Columbia Charleston 8 C. She proceeds to Greensboro to visit the University of North Carolina.
An incomplete line notes about seven million books and the Seomnd largest wave? text references a sizable library or collection in the United States. The fragment hints at ranking and quantity but lacks full context or clear entities.
William P. Bundy told the Research Institute of Japan that expanding the war outside South Vietnam could be forced by intensified Communist pressure. He said the United States might hit infiltration bases in Vietnam while not seeking to topple Hanoi, warning of broader dangers if Hanoi and Peking prevail.
An 18 year old boy charged with entering and larceny at Emme Siair School bound over to Guilford Superior Court on a $1,000 bond. He faces a case involving about $85 in damages and $1.90 taken from a teacher’s desk. Also, John Q. Ingram of Meredith Street bound over for Superior Court on a separate count for stealing mold mats valued at $860 from Hughes Tire Company.
A telephone bomb threat forced evacuation of Oakwood Junior High School in Statesville North Carolina today. Police and emergency crews secured the area while students were sent outside for safety. No further details were provided about the caller or the investigation.
A farm consortium seeks to buy the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. in a plan to boost direct producer purchases. Ohio Farm Bureau leaders authorize fundraising to back the bid, with the American Farm Bureau Federation studying the proposal for its December Philadelphia meeting.
An advance party of 16 women led by Mrs Hale Boggs prepares a reception and potential parade for the first lady when she arrives in Raleigh on October 6 at 7 20 p m. Included in the group are Mrs Robinson, Mrs L Y Ballentine the state Democratic secretary and Mrs C Max Gardner Jr the Democratic vice chairman.
A Harris survey probes white backlash among voters, focusing on Democrats influenced by racial tensions. The data fragment hints at shifts in attitudes toward civil rights and speed of change, noting rising concerns in a month over potential reaction to integration progress.
An Air count aircraft diverted to Raleigh Durham after a smouldering baggage cart caused smoke aboard the plane during a flight from Atlanta to Norfolk. A cardboard box packed with a resin and catalyst kit overheated, scorching a nearby suitcase and prompting emergency procedures.
Gov. Sanford urged approval of North Carolina's proposed 100 million school building bond issue at a Western district meeting of the NCEA. The bond vote is set for November 3. He noted progress in education but warned the state still has a long way to go with 11 000 additional or renovated facilities needed.
Dan Moore will welcome Mrs. Lyndon Johnson to North Carolina as a high profile visit unfolds in Raleigh with state officials preparing a cordial reception for the first lady. The event underscores ties between state leaders and the federal administration during the coast visit.
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