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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

27 Feb 1967

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High Point Enterprise

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High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1967

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2

Market Dip Deepens On Vietnam News And Economic Woes

The New York market opened sharply lower amid Vietnam war anxieties and weak signals in the U.S. economy. Dow Industrial average fell about 10 points to 37.31 at noon as traders cited military developments and soft orders for machinery, steel, and autos. Major issues across a broad list dropped, with glamor stocks hit hard and several names seeing multi point losses.

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New York Exchange Dividend Table Notes and Codes

Summary of dividend table annotations used by The Associated Press in 1966. Explains code letters for extra, liquidating, stock dividends, ex-dividend, warrants, and other payment conditions, plus references to bankruptcy, foreign taxes, and year-to-date actions.

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Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina

Occasional rain or showers mainly in western and central North Carolina tonight and through Tuesday with a cloudy pattern. Lows range from the 30s in the mountains to around 50 along the south coast. highs from the 36 to 42 in the mountains up to near 60 in the extreme southeast. In South Carolina rain spreads eastward mainly to the central region tonight and through Tuesday with warmer conditions inland. lows near 40 in the mountains to lower 50s along the coast and highs mostly in the 60s along the coast.

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New York stocks open with quiet trading and mixed quotes

A calm session shows no trades in New York markets as price quotes drift with little movement. The report lists numerous tickers including Kaiser, Kennecott, Kroger, and US Steel among others, followed by a forecast for North Carolina and South Carolina temperatures and rainfall through the week.

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North Vietnam mine and shelling surge heightens war pressure

U S military sources report increased pressure on Hanoi with river mines sown in North Vietnamese waterways to disrupt flow of personnel and supplies to the South. Air and naval actions continue around Da Nang and Hai Phong as reports cite casualties and refinery drone activity.

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Johnson seeks no Soviet confrontation over Haiphong mining

President Johnson aims to avoid eyeball to eyeball clashes with the Soviets over any sinking of Soviet ships near North Vietnam. U S mine layers are ordered to keep explosives from shipping lanes while talks continue to limit escalation.

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Supreme Court blocks challenge to draft law

The Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal by Howard Katz and David Baumann seeking to block enforcement of the draft law. Katz, a stock market analyst, and Baumann, in Korea, argued the law violated the Ninth Amendment and the Nürnberg Charter. Defendants named include President Johnson Secretary McNamara and Selective Service director Hershey.

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Washington Supreme Court Howard Kat David A. Baumann Korea Katz Baumann U.S. District Court New York City President Johnson Robert S. McNamara Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service
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Judicial Censorship of Press Blasted

New York judges alarmed at talk of censorship in criminal cases. U S Judge Harold R Medina of the Court of Appeals warns against restricting press access and urges cooperation and ethical codes for attorneys police and reporters. He criticizes juror interviews and argues newsmen should not be excluded at defendants requests.

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Meet The Press cross-examination sparks bias debate

Walter Winchell notes William Manchester's Meet The Press exchange with Spivak & Co as they spar over Johnson bias and the use of the word tong Webster defines. The piece references Al Capone and Moscow protests, Oswald, Marilyn Needham paintings, and a Kennedy era context.

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Hearings Open on Apollo Space Tragedy in Open Session

Washington AP The Senate space committee begins the first public inquiry into the Apollo fire that killed three astronauts. NASA reports say misjudged fire risks and possible electrical causes prompt corrective steps and a likely end by March.

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Washington Senate Space Committee Space Agency Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m National Aeronautics and Space Administration Cape Kennedy NASA Theagency James E. Webb Robert C. Seamans Jr George E. Muellier Manned Space Office Webb
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Motorcyclist Hurt and Charged in Asheboro Crash

Robert Lynn Fox Jr., 21, of 1412 Northside Terrace Asheboro, was admitted to Randolph Hospital after his 1965 model motorcycle on East Alfred Street left the road in a curve and jumped a bank. Patrolman C V Parks said Fox was charged with exceeding a safe speed. Fox said he met two cars in the road moving side by side. Damages to the motorcycle were estimated at $300.

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