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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1966

Page

2

Market dips after brisk early trading on Wall Street

Forward sweep of notes shows a nervous session with many blue chips giving back gains from a morning rally. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell 0.6 to 290.3 at noon as industrials slid about 1.2 and rails eased slightly, while utilities held steady amid mixed turnover.

New York Associated Press

Lunar Orbiter faces camera trouble delaying planned landing

Officials report potential faults in the Lunar Orbiter high resolution camera after the first frame, raising the possibility of halting the launch window. If unresolved, the craft may stay in high orbit and image broad equatorial areas with its medium resolution camera while map work proceeds. Dr. Lawrence Rowan hails the released photo as excellent, vastly surpassing earth telescopes and rival Soviet images.

Earth Nelson Lawrence Rowan U.S. Geological Survey Rowan

Students Tip Toward Draft Reform Across Regions

The article quotes 18 to 23 year olds from Pensacola Florida to Denver Colorado on draft fairness. They criticize regional quotas and deferment rules while weighing a lottery or universal service as possible fixes. Some urge drawing names from a hat. others defend graduates and married men.

Greg Weymann Pensacola Fla Tulane University Robert Anderson Northwestern University Rockford, Ill Spartanburg S.C Robert Paslay Wofford College Scott Holdaway University of Utah Johnson Cal Williams Kansas State Universiity Prairie View Tex Universal Military Service Daniel Reiher Detroit Dick Torphy Universisity of Denver Paslay Sen

Hike Seen In Costs Of Lunch In North Carolina Schools

C Lee Searing supervisor for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction says about 80 percent of public schools will raise lunch prices by year end. Average meals rise from 25 to about 30 cents with some districts at 35 or 40 cents. The increase follows a $4 shortfall in U S Department of Agriculture surplus commodities last year.

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President Johnson Opens Speaking Tour With Buffalo Address

President Johnson kicks off a multi state speaking tour from Buffalo detailing progress on Great Lakes water purification. He unveils a new coal based filter system under the Water Quality Act and highlights medicare education and job training amid political expectations.

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Australians Score Big In Tangle With Enemy

Australian and South Vietnamese forces fought a major four hour engagement southeast of Saigon in monsoon rain, with 193 Viet Cong killed alongside 131 enemy dead reported by Vietnamese authorities. American air units claimed their 18th MIG down north of Hanoi, while U S forces conducted 97 missions over North Vietnam.

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Tar Heels Find Flaws In Draft

The Associated Press reports North and South Carolina students critique the draft in Washington. Five of six say flaws exist, citing inequities and local- level issues, while most doubt nonmilitary alternatives can replace conscription without national-security risks.

Associated Press Johnson Washington John Ambrose Hutcherson Winston-Salem N.C University of North Carolina Hutcherson Steve Hoar Sumter, S.C William Clark Surratts Joanna, S.C University of South Carolina Robert Paslay Wofford College Spartanburg Frankie Mahaffey Rt. 1 Duncan S.C Hoar Donald T. Hamrick UNC Peace Corps Paslay Anyother

Legislators Back Wallace in School Desegregation Clash

Alabama lawmakers largely united with Gov. George Wallace supporting a bill to block federal desegregation guidelines and fund local boards against any loss of federal money. Some Republicans voiced doubts, calling the measure a costly political show.

Rex Thomas Montgomery Ala Alabama George Wallace Alabama House Wallace South House House Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Committee Department of Health, Education and Welfare Communist Party U.S.A Donald Collins Birmingham

Protestors Ejected as Viet Nam Hearing Continues

Spectators were escorted from the room as the committee pressed to finish questioning antiwar groups. A student and several supporters shouted accusations at retired Brig. Gen. James D. Hittle, while others protested reports of corporate profits and U.S. policy in Viet Nam. The panel aims to wrap up the stormy inquiry today.

Ilton U.S Viet Nam Cherkoss Hamilton Edwin E. Willis D-La Paol University of California Marine Corps James D.hittle Hittle National Security The Veterans of Foreign Wars

City School Board Compliance Dispute Prompted by Violation Claim

A fragment notes that lines were deemed illegal and accuse noncompliance despite prior agreement to toe the city or county school board policy. No further details on parties or dates are provided.

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