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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
2
Market notes show mixed prices among over the counter stocks with limited gains and declines. Traders report cautious activity as several small cap issuers posted slight advances while others fell on light volume.
Pendleton shares jump 7 to 25 percent on an initial 9 500 share block as Ingersoll Rand reaches a pact to buy Pendleton and gains later trim. Ingersoll dips about a point while Radio Corp climbs on demand for color TVs as prices on the exchange mix. Bonds swing on Treasury financing plans.
Goldwater accused the Johnson message of fostering liberalism since 1932 and warned that unilateral disarmament would reward Communists. He criticized defense cuts and said reliance on missiles is risky, arguing intercontinental ballistic missiles are not reliable and that too-strong rhetoric could provoke reaction.
In December Nixon led Goldwater by two points among rank and file voters in a Gallup poll since Kennedy's assassination. He noted heavy mail and phone calls urging a 1964 bid and said he is dissatisfied with the pace of the Republican campaign, though the race remains unsettled.
Mrs. Marina Oswald, 22, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, plans a life story book with professional help after meeting with Grand Prairie lawyer John M. Thorne and a major publisher executive. She notes sufficient English for conversation but not for authoring a book, while her adviser cites Oswald’s erratic behavior and police findings. Secret Service guards remain with her and her two daughters in the Dallas Fort Worth area as she considers staying and working in the United States or returning to Russia.
New York AP report shows former presidents Eisenhower and Truman clashing over who should be next in line after a vice presidency. Eisenhower supports a appointed successor like the secretary of state, while Truman favors elected officials and opposes presidential appointment power. Nixon and Keating weigh in as CBS tapes discuss succession rules and a proposed Electoral College vacancy option.
The State Board of Health was asked to approve regulations governing chemical tests for suspected drunken drivers. The board delayed action. New president Lennox Baker and re-elected president John R. Bender led five sworn members in outlining testing types equipment and certification. The 1963 legislature authorized tests to determine blood alcohol levels. Winston-Salem center trains testers, with course ending Saturday. Koomen urged starting in eight to ten communities before statewide rollout.
The former president argued that electing officials at four year intervals would devalue the office and increase political pressure.
Uproar over 2 year old Margaret Snow from Ivanhoe California has drawn offers from 35 states including a Texas convict to donate an eye. Dr Max Goldstein of Visalia says a transplant is impossible but notes growing risk to the remaining eye and possible flight to New York for treatment. Margaret’s parents John and Mrs Snow live with two sisters as they await more money for medical costs now over 3000 dollars.
The man described as having a quiet demeanor sat in the fifth-floor Justice Department chambers. He spoke with a ready smile answering questions and indicated a cautious stance on a recent Associated Press survey listing him as the second favorite for the vice presidential nomination behind Hubert H. Humphrey.
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