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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1969
Page
3
New York trading shows a quiet session with minor gains and declines across major indices. Analysts note cautious investor sentiment as technology and industrials move without clear direction, while some blue chips edge higher on modest buying.
Quotations from the NASD indicate a representative inter dealer stance on market discussions. The remarks emphasize industry coordination and compliance, with officials stressing transparent pricing and fair dealing across broker networks.
North Carolina forecast shows mostly fair conditions tonight and Friday. Cooler air moves in with lower temperatures and dry skies expected through the period. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s characterize the outlook, with light winds from the north.
Israel in a special Knesset session urged all nations and the United Nations to act to save Jews in Iraq Syria and Egypt before it is too late. Prime Minister Golda Meir accused the U S Human Rights Commission of bias while debates on Arab Jewry continued amid regional tension. Jordan's King Husni reasserted that war with Israel was possible and an imminent explosion could occur.
Suzana Burkhead, Asheboro native and 1969 Bauder Career College graduate, is appointed to a design post at Wellington Hall's design center in Palm Beach Florida. Cites her interior decorating and merchandising training as background for the role.
A national AP survey amid Air France’s move to lift stewardess age limits finds mixed male reactions. Respondents from New York to Detroit praise experience while others prefer younger crews. Some see benefits in service and safety, others long for youth.
North Carolina bottlers from Charlotte to Asheville and Greensboro report wholesale price hikes of 15 cents per 24 bottle case. Coca Cola, Royal Crown and Seven Up groups cited rising production costs and new taxes as the reason, with retailers noting they may pass some increases to customers.
A bitter push to secure more black jobs in Pittsburgh's construction industry shifts from street protests to negotiation. Owners of 1,000 major projects worth over 200 million pause operations until Tuesday as the Black Construction Coalition presses for a 2 percent black membership in the city's 30,000 trade unions. Mayor Barr and NAACP leader Byrd Brown frame the move as a pause to enable talks with the Master Builders' Association and the Trade Unions Council on a lasting agreement and to restore order while demonstrators recover from clashes.
Tricia Nixon, smiling but slow, left Walter Reed Army Hospital this morning two days after admission for abdominal pains. She waved to photographers as she walked to a White House limousine, with Brig. Gen. Carl W. Hughes and a Secret Service escort nearby. Doctors had not pinpointed the cause, but she was free of pain, according to the latest report.
Princeton New Jersey AP Helen Meyner wife of former Gov Robert B Meyner 41 announces she and her 61 year old husband expect a baby in late February after 13 years of marriage. She credits fertility treatment using Pergonal and says she had fertility problems but underwent therapy at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for about four years before it worked this spring.
Washington reports say Soviet leaders were sounding out opinion on a possible Russian armed strike against Red China's atomic weapons sites. Western party sources last month claimed the Soviets sought reaction to such an attack, but doubt remains about the reports from Moscow after the Communist Congress in June.
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