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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1967
Page
2
The New York stock market advanced overall despite early weakness as investors weighed possible peace talks. Trading stayed active with aerospace and defense shares faltering amid repeated Vietnam peace news reports.
The text catalogues stock dividend codes and ex dividend markings used in AP stock tables. It lists symbols such as x for ex dividend y for ex dividend and sales in full, and notes on special or extra dividends, liquidation payments, and various payment statuses alongside legal and economic terms from 1966.
A Detroit survey shows limited support for Adam Clayton Powell amid civil rights efforts. Bus system and large employers report normal shifts. Muskegon plants stay at or near normal staffing. Muskegon Heights High School notes about 25 percent absenteeism among 1,000 students.
The leaders discussed Vietnam and world issues but failed to agree on immediate peace talks or a cease-fire. They backed cooperation for a European security conference and nuclear restraint while outlining future disarmament efforts and possible inclusion of Red China in UN talks.
North Carolina and South Carolina remain clear and cold tonight with lows ranging from 25 to 33. Tuesday brings sun and warmer conditions with highs near 52 to 62 in NC and 56 to 64 in SC. Overall trend shows above normal temperatures through Saturday with light precipitation possible Friday and a gradual drop in temperatures by week end.
Viet Cong mortars attacked the Westmoreland headquarters in downtown Saigon but failed to strike the main compound. The blast killed and wounded several Vietnamese police and civilians nearby while no American casualties were reported.
The extended bombing pause in Vietnam followed a four day truce as President Johnson acted at the last minute on Saturday. Wilson and Kosygin finished fresh talks and issued a communique pledging to pursue peace efforts while studying the situation for a settlement. Some British sources blame a hardening US stance for stalled peace talks with North Vietnam. Newsweek cites a report on Eastern European diplomacy regarding Red China.
North Vietnam may negotiate with the United States only if talks are direct and not conducted through Soviet offices. Newsweek claimed Kennedy received a peace feeler via a French diplomat. The piece notes pauses in the air war since February 1965, and that Dean Rusk favors stopping military supply flow to North Vietnam to curb arms to the South.
Six people died on North Carolina highways over the weekend raising the annual toll to 155, 14 fewer than a year ago. Victims include Lois E. Mathis 17 of Elizabethtown Delores G Strain 19 of Hartsville S C Dean Hicks 4 of Pikeville Ervin Lee Triplett 16 of Ferguson Wade Felton 19 of Greensboro and James Arthur Johnson 76 of Princeville.
Moscow Radio accused China of trying to wreck Soviet relations to block peace in Vietnam. Chen Yi said China would not initiate severing ties yet would respond to any Soviet attack. Protests and military moves in China linked to Mao purge drew large crowds and reports of bannered leaders and burned effigies.
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