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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1967
Page
2
The market opened with brisk activity as the American Exchange saw a sixth session in active trading this afternoon. Profit taking trimmed some leaders but overall gains outpaced losses by more than three to two amid a parade of large blocks boosting volume.
Quotations from the NASD show representative inter-dealer prices as of about 10 30 a m with changes throughout the day. Prices exclude relative markdown or commissions and terms like ex dividend or bankruptcy status are explained.
The report lists bond averages for several indices including Ralls Ind Util and Fon with noon Tuesday values and daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly comparisons. It also shows 1966 67 highs and lows for multiple series and year 1965 figures, indicating fluctuations in bond performance across periods.
Northern and coastal regions face a cool, cloudy stretch with chances of rain or showers. Snow flurries possible along the southern coast. highs in 30s to 40s, with coastal highs near 50s in South Carolina and rain northward.
R Harris of Oklahoma exits the No 3 leadership race as Sen George Murphy of California and Sen Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania contest Republican Senate campaign chairmanship with Murphy favored. Senate conference chair may go to Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine. House face possible rule clash over a long-standing procedure as Democrats back it and Republicans seek changes. Senate plans to delay action on a bipartisan move to curb filibusters until Wednesday.
In Fairfax Virginia a groom and a veterinarian testified the horse involved in the $30,000 suit against Mrs. Robert F Kennedy was in very poor condition when seized. The horse died five days after being brought to the Kennedy farm despite care by the Kennedy groom.
Report describes Red Guards fighting with clubs injuring dozens and hospital seizures as workers protest. Anti Mao youths attack Red Guards amid bloodied streets in Shanghai while pro Maoists accuse reactionary leaders of using economic warfare to disrupt production and finance.
Rep. John E. Fogarty of Rhode Island collapsed and died in his congressional office shortly before he was to be sworn in for his 14th term. Physicians cited a massive heart attack. Fogarty, 54, had a prior heart attack about a decade earlier and long heart trouble. He chaired the Appropriations subcommittee for Labor and Health, Education and Welfare and was a sixth-ranking member of the full committee.
The Supreme Court overturned government claims that Congress made it a crime to travel to Cuba without authorization. The decision centers on statutory construction and State Department guidance, finding no criminal restraint implied by travel permits. The cases involve Helen Travis of Los Angeles and a 1963 student trip case.
The House grapples with Powell amid a potential objection at roll call. If seated under conditions, a special committee could determine his qualifications. denial would trigger a Harlem special election. Powell would remain at office if allowed to keep staff during investigations.
United Nations official Paul G. Hoffman urged the UNDP to expand food production and improve population data. He stressed aligning population growth with economic productivity, noted efforts to study trends, and cited advising India on family planning. He reported 910 agricultural projects in 104 countries as the core of UNDP work.
Queen Juliana witnessed the wedding of Princess Margriet Francisca to Pieter Van Vollenhoven at Leyden University amid royal guests. The civic and church ceremonies were televised with a 14 mile procession in freezing weather. The bride wore a marguerite patterned gown. the groom wore an air force uniform.
The puya, the world's tallest herb, grows in abundance in the Bolivian highlands and reaches heights of about 30 feet.
Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina Board of Elections found insufficient evidence to substantiate charges against the Madison County Board of Elections. A supplemental petition sought vacancies in several county offices, amid a three county race where Republicans won most seats. The state board praised impartial administration but noted possible overreach in appointing markers per a Democratic recommendation.
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