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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1967
Page
5
A columnist describes switching to blue collar work during a back shop strike at Ludlow. He explains operating a Ludlow typesetting machine, handling hot metal, and learning power saws while joking about white and blue collar divides. He notes the fatigue of worn feet and the humor in daily labor.
More than 200000 self-employed North Carolinians gain access to broader retirement plans under the 1962 Keogh Act. Wachovia details include tax deductions, disability and life coverage, and a new plan funding up to 50 percent in life insurance with the rest in stocks and fixed income. Meetings are being arranged with insurers and advisors to explain the plan.
Charles Lee Guy and his wife Donna Guy were ordered held for grand jury action in the death of their 2 month old son on November 29. A Brunswick County coroner jury ruled the baby died of strangulation caused by broken ribs and also had a fractured skull after testimony at the inquest.
Miami, AP report says Gordon Dunn, director of the Weather Bureau's national hurricane center, plans to retire in January and help his wife with hurricane shutters, noting she has shouldered the duty alone until now.
Acres of furniture and 30 acres under one roof lure home fashion buyers to High Point's Southern Furniture Building for the January winter market January 15 to 19. Leo J. Heer, managing director, promises the greatest variety of home furnishings ever shown with easy registration across five centers staffed by eighteen clerks.
An insurance executive escaped an overtime parking citation in Chattanooga Tennessee after explaining the meter was installed after his arrival. The driver parked at 9 30 a m and a meter was placed at 9 32 a m while a meter maid started issuing a ticket at 9 34 a m. The officer relented.
Two men entered a Seattle grocery and demanded the store operator yn N Johnson. After assessing the money, one robber said the heist wasn't worth it and the pair fled, avoiding jail.
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