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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1967
Page
2
A blue collar worker details the shift from white to blue collar, the Ludlow machine for headlines, handling hot metal, and learning power saws. He notes the two main differences between collars and jokes about worn-out feet from steady labor.
Wachovia highlights changes under HR 10 Keogh Act allowing self-employed professionals to form tax-exempt retirement funds with up to 50 percent in life insurance and the rest in stocks and bonds. The plan offers deductible contributions, tax-free investment earnings, and new disability and life coverage for trusted individuals. Meetings with insurers and advisors are underway to explain the plan.
Charles Lee Guy III and his wife Donna were ordered held for grand jury action in the death of their 2-month-old son on November 29. A Brunswick County coroner's jury found the infant died of strangulation from broken ribs, with a fractured skull noted.
Miami story notes that Gordon Dunn, future retiree of the Weather Bureau's national hurricane center, plans to help his wife install hurricane shutters, giving her a break after years of solitary duties.
Acres of furniture and home accessories fill the Southern Furniture Building for the January winter market January 15 to 19. Leo J Heer says the exhibit offers unprecedented breadth and depth of consumer home furnishings for Southeast retailers with easy registration at five centers manned by eighteen clerks across three entrances.
An insurance executive avoided an overtime parking citation when a meter was installed at his space after he parked to run a quick errand. The meter was placed at 9:32 a.m. and a ticket began at 9:34 a.m. The meter maid relented after the executive explained the situation in Chattanooga.
Two men entered a Seattle grocery store and demanded money but fled after the operator, Evelyn N. Johnson, questioned the haul. One robber glimpsed the cash and concluded it was not worth the risk, deciding to leave.
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