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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
2
American Exchange in New York reports a snap back from Viet Nam peace scare with the heaviest weekly trading volume to start the day at 4.54 million shares changing hands. A wide range of large blocks traded across various issues amid brisk early activity.
Rescue workers identified the body as Jack Allen 46 owner of the craft The 40 foot vessel valued at 45000 was found 100 yards from the spot where the body of Jasper 99 a Fayetteville welder and the boat’s owner were discovered The search spanned bitter cold water and strong currents as investigators believe the vessel lost power and failed to signal at lock No 3 in the river The lock master Joseph Parker reported hearing no signal Prior readings note the Allens lived aboard the cruiser while Allen worked nearby for a Chicago collection agency and planned a Florida trip Hy att accompanied them on the journey
New York AP reports futures for cotton opened with no actual trades registered, traders awaiting early activity as markets start the session.
Lynd Staughton Lynd, Yale teacher whose passport was canceled by U.S. authorities, says he will travel to Montreal February 18 to prove he can travel. He is to speak at an Emergency Committee rally supporting peace and self-determination in Viet Nam, urging defiance of the travel ban. The rally aims to pressure the U.S. and Canadian governments over the travel veto.
George Clinton became the first vice president to serve under two U S presidents, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, marking a notable milestone in early American political history.
Washington AP reports Otto Eckstein, new Harvard economist and former Council of Economic Advisers member, says inflation can be curbed during Vietnam buildup without direct controls through voluntary wage price guidelines. He predicts unemployment will dip to 3 percent this year.
Teenagers spend heavily on cosmetics and records while adopting shared scent trends and portable radios. Youths account for most single record sales and drive movie profits as industry figures note high media engagement and brand loyalty.
GM President James M. Roche announces collapsible steering columns designed to shorten under severe front-end impact in 1967 GM cars. Joe Roche notes the feature and its controlled collapse during a collision test.
Witness Calhange testified the question of Mossler being a homosexual was raised during the murder trial. He said he shared an apartment with Mossler for about 30 days and described the case as a mean, nasty one amid ongoing clashes between state and defense before an all male jury.
Theodore R. Kupferman, a Liberal Republican, thanked voters in Manhattan after defeating Democrat Orin Lehman by under 1000 votes in a special election to fill the seat vacated by John V. Lindsay. Kupferman, 45, a city councilman and attorney, greeted supporters along the street in the 17th Congressional District.
In Washington the Senate Foreign Relations Committee delayed voting on Jack Hood Vaughn for Peace Corps head and the Dominican Republic troop deployment. Chairman J W Fulbright blamed a lack of quorum as Morse challenged the ethics of U S action while Vaughn denied Morse's charge that democracy collapses when the chips are down.
Greensboro delegates at a statewide evangelistic conference debated the God Is Dead philosophy. Some ministers urged debate to test belief while others warned it could harm faith. Dr J H Jackson urged that Christians strive to be true to their faith and improve themselves.
Roche explained a braking system with two ders controlling front and rear brakes, outlining how the dual controls work together to modulate stopping power and balance on the vehicle.
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