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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1969
Page
4
Washington economists foresee continued inflation and a mild, brief recession in 1970. Consumer prices may rise about 4 percent after 5.7 percent in 1969, with GNP to top $985 billion and possibly exceed $1 trillion by late next year. Real output may stall early 1970 while inflation masks production gains.
UNCG to host the third annual Executive Institute February 9 10 focusing on Executive Health. Executives from North Carolina will attend a two day on campus program organized by UNCG Extension Division and sponsored by multiple university schools Greensboro Chamber of Commerce and Heart Association.
A 1970 outlook from New York bankers notes potential U.S. recession risks and a possible government move to gain representation on bank and business firm boards if the economy overheats. Sweden faces backlash over U.S. deserter protests and weaker product sales. The article also cites Soviet 1969 weak industrial gains, rising life insurance loans, and FCC stance on AT&T earnings, along with brokerages facing losses and ongoing mergers.
W Thomas York of Archdale has been elected comptroller and appointed staff vice president of American Machine & Foundry in New York City. Edwin R Lyon Jr of High Point attended a five day life insurance seminar in Boston and serves on United Community Services board. Hickory Skyline Furniture becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Hickory Furniture as part of expansion plans. Sayre Corp reports record sales and income for the first 39 weeks ended Oct 25 with total sales up 22.3 percent to 404.801 million and net income of 5.495 million or 1.17 per share.
Columbus Ga AP Lt William L Calley Jr has opened a defense fund bank account at Fourth National Bank for his murder trial defense. Officials say donations have been received but no formal action taken. The American Legion in Columbus has published ads urging support while a regional meeting voted to drop all charges.
Highway patrol reports show 533 litterbugs cited in the first half of 1969 and 991 persons cited for littering in all of 1968. Mecklenburg led counties with 52 citations.
A new study by Dr. Eugene Jennings finds corporate officers are aging less slowly as hundreds of companies shed the old ladder mindset. The average age of top executives has fallen, driven by efficiency demands and young leaders seeking rapid responsibility.
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