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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

09 Aug 1967

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1967

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2

Market rises in abbreviated trading session on Wednesday

The AMERICAN Lu Exchange in New York reports a moderate midweek gain as four shortened sessions allow brokerages to clear backlogs. Gains outpace losses about 3 to 2 with blue chips firming as steels rubbers and aerospace advance. General Motors gains point amid labor tension while the Dow climbs to 326.09 and the AP average reaches 342.5 at noon.

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New York Stock Index notes dividend codes and terms

The article lists dividend notation and timing codes for New York Stock Index data. It defines annual disbursement bases, extra or special payments, stock dividends, and ex-dividend statuses with lettered annotations such as b c d e f g h k n p r t thé x y xzv xw ww wd wi nd vi and z. It explains adjustments for declared or paid amounts, stock distributions, and various ex and rights scenarios.

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Weather and Vietnam War update from Georgia page

Partly cloudy and warm through Thursday with scattered thundershowers. Reports note first air raid afternoon and evening. allied troops have entered likely more Thursday. Low tonight 67 to 76. North Vietnamese regulars form at least two companies. Improved weather enabled 166 U S missions over North Vietnam with no planes down. Communist shore batteries active, shelling North Vietnamese coastal defenses near Dong Hoi. Rupertus and George K MacKenzie shells coast. Cmdr F E Burke reports light bridge and deck damage but no injuries.

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North Carolina South Carolina Weather Outlook Through Weekend

Forecast for Thursday through Monday calls for below normal temperatures in both states with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s in NC and middle to upper 80s in SC. Nights will be upper 50s in the mountains and lower to middle 60s elsewhere, cooler weekend. Expect one inch plus precipitation as showers and thunderstorms Thursday to Saturday, mainly near the coast afterward.

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Election Law Changes Asked

Washington AP reports the Rules Committee unanimously recommended the Section Reform Act of 1967 to the Senate. The bill seeks full disclosure of election costs and contributions, raises or removes limits on campaigns, applies to primaries, conventions, and political committees, and imposes penalties for noncompliance with detailed reporting to federal and state authorities.

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Washington Senate Howard W. Cannon D'Nev Johnson Congress House of Representatives Secretary House Justice Department
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Dulski drew $11,000 from testimonial dinner

New York AP reports Rep. Thaddeus J. Dulski of New York banked $11,000 from a September testimonial dinner in Buffalo. The Wall Street Journal noted 400 guests at $50 each included postal unions leaders and lobbyists. Dulski defended the receipts as personal honor, not campaign funds, while acknowledging potential suspicions about postal legislation stakes.

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White allies and the Detroit ghetto fire debate

In a Detroit context, white liberals and professionals are portrayed as supporting drastic action to “burn down” cities, while black power advocates are linked to urban arson. The piece questions white involvement in the violence, noting white snipers, shelters, and money complicate the crisis beyond Communist narratives.

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Detroit America
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Congress deficit forecast sparks inflation fears

Economists warn a $29 billion deficit financed by borrowing would lift interest rates, squeeze housing credit, and threaten employment in construction. They suggest higher prices and a wage-price spiral could follow if the Treasury borrows more or the Fed expands money supply.

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Treasury Department Federal Reserve Board
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Crane Falls From 10 Story Tampa Building

A giant crane toppled ten stories from an unfinished downtown Tampa building during rush hour. Four injured, including crane operator Floyd Masterson in fair condition at Tampa General. The crane’s 87 foot boom narrowly missed three women in a parking lot and crushed a steel truck, creating a wide street hole.

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Justice Tom Clark Seriously Ill In Bangkok

Outgoing U S Supreme Court Justice Tom Clark, 68, was flown home seriously ill with infectious hepatitis from Bangkok where he had arrived Aug 2 for a lecture series. He was admitted to a U S Army hospital in Bangkok and later to be transported to Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, likely for Walter Reed Hospital.

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Huntley Sells Rosemont Farm After Vandals Target Outsider

New York AP reports television host Chet Huntley sold his 33 acre Rosemont New Jersey farm and 900 Aberdeen Angus cattle after repeated vandalism. The herd was auctioned to Princeton Land Development Corp amid costs exceeding $100,000 and a $500,000 investment. Huntley cited being targeted as an outsider, plans to continue cattle farming in Iowa and Montana where he says locality cares less about status.

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