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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1967
Page
2
The Dow Jones industrial average advanced to 858.80 at noon, up 9.97 as blue chips and glamour issues led a broad market gain. Trading was active and gains widened as the session continued.
In Naples Florida two key witnesses Dr Milton Helpern and Dr Charles testified as the prosecution pressed to prove Carmela Coppolino was killed by her husband Dr Carl Coppolino The testimony aimed to support the charge amid defense objections and delays by attorney F Bailey as the trial proceeded.
The report notes stock index movements with scattered figures and quotes, while Dr. Coppolino’s toxicology comment is highlighted. Umberger voices uncertainty about the murder trial involving an injection of drugs.
Forecast calls for variable cloudiness and warmer conditions across the state through Saturday. Scattered showers or thundershowers mainly near the mountains tonight, possibly spreading to the coast Saturday. Lows range from the 50s in the mountains to 60s 65 elsewhere. highs mostly 70s in the mountains and around 80 elsewhere.
President Johnson and 18 Latin American chiefs signed a declaration to speed economic progress. Ecuador refused to sign, Bolvia did not attend, and Ecuador urged more US aid. Johnson returned hopeful that the meeting showed regional unity despite gaps.
Paul A. Smith Asheboro Credit Bureau manager received two achievement certificates at the Southern Credit Conference in Miami Beach for outstanding service in credit reporting and collections. He competed in the under 10 000 population category and will pursue national awards in June at San Francisco.
John Murchison moves to public affairs and special events as news director Ben Waters replaces him at WGHP-TV news director. Waters joins from a Charlotte station to assume the role.
The Piedmont Chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold its monthly meeting at the Sheraton Motor Inn in Winston-Salem on Thursday at 6 30 p m. The agenda includes Pa a Statements.
The Green Drive Wing, part of the exposition building’s seventh expansion since 1921, adds about 4.5 million dollars in cost and roughly 10,000 cubic yards of concrete with 2,200 tons of bricks. Construction boosts total space for exhibitions and marks a long-running program of major expansions since 1940.
The House created a permanent Ethics Committee by a 400 to 0 vote amid a tense debate over seating Adam Clayton Powell. Leaders pursued a Powell seating plan, but failed to marshal enough votes to seat or censure him, with Powell remaining in the Bahamas as certifying his 86 percent victory loomed.
The Senate debates repeal of the campaign financing law with Sen. Russell Long opposing and Sen. Albert Gore backing a rider aimed at July 1 repeal. Kennedy, Long clash over the plan as 42 Democrats oppose, no Republicans. House action pending.
legislation in North Carolina would allow firemen to join a group union. the proposal notes a no strike clause in the constitution and draws support from Greensboro Calary and BS members of the House.
Down town High Point will host close to 400 furniture exhibitors this October as Heer notes the market opens.
Raleigh AP reports the General Assembly backs a bill creating local jury commissions. These panels would use voting lists tax rolls and other local directories to select county wide jurors.
RALEIGH AP Legislation in North Carolina would add a constitutional amendment requiring all General Court of Justice judges to be licensed attorneys. The bill by Rep. Fred M Mills Jr sets the rule for judges as licensed attorneys. Other measures include filling district court vacancies by the chief executive and establishing the North Carolina Commission on the Education and Advancement of Women as a permanent agency to study wage equality and employment discrimination.
Westmoreland avoids ceilings while Pentagon plans to lift U S troop total from 438000 to about 500000 this year. He warns there is no clear end in sight though allies see some favorable trends.
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