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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1969
Page
2
The report outlines stock market activity with references to brokers and index movement. It notes investor expectations, board reorganizations, dividends, and sector performance across industries, utilities, and airlines, with regional weather impacts briefly mentioned.
A broad New York program proposes developing airways, expanding insurance, and measures to safeguard worker health. It calls for tax reform with legislation this year to curb abuses, followed by a full restructuring of the tax system next year.
A disorganized Wednesday drill drew cadets to a staged aid waiver program. Participants formed lines outside the building and prepared to enter the program while officials described military recruit targets. The scene included mixed instructions and unclear timing as attendees awaited further guidance.
New York AP report that Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike and his third wife will leave the organized church to help found a center for religious transition. Pike, a 25 year minister and bishop since 1958, cited his marriage to Diane Kennedy and liberal views as factors in the decision, discussed in Love Magazine.
PRAGUE AP New Warland Hongery and Westers rath Brg Bren grin oon pg bar Pr jggon in Prague over the crisis in relations with Moscow. The 190 member Czechoslovak Communist party Central Committee session is to clash between liberals and pro Moscow conservatives. The maneuvers test antiaircraft defenses in Czechoslovakia. The Warsaw Pact includes East Germany Bulgaria and Romania. It is the second Pact maneuver since Czechoslovakia's crisis began after anti Soviet demonstrations.
In Wilmington, Frank G. Branch calls Bob Scott's proposals dangerous. Police say Scott shot and killed his estranged wife Janice after a dispute over their child. Branch frames the incident as a flare of political power grabs and rubber-stamp boards.
About 80 young people, part of a large nonviolent civil rights march from Winston-Salem, planned a stop in Greensboro and Asheboro as part of a 250 mile route. Organizers say the march aims to push for progress with issues of race. leaders expected to meet Gov. Bob Scott in Raleigh Friday.
At the Suez Canal Israeli and Egyptian forces clash as MiGs battle above and ground troops probe both sides. An Israeli jet reportedly forces landed safely after damage while Cairo reports Egyptian planes shot down an Israeli plane. The aerial engagement continues along the waterway with dueling artillery and tank fire on both banks.
Special federal income provisions make metropolitan annuities attractive to Wechers and others qualified with a tmonsthty. The rules favor teachers and employees of public schools and most nonprofit charitable, educational, scientific, literary, and religious organizations.
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