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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
2
The American Exchange reports heavy trading as a broad rally continues on Wall Street. Prices rise early as investors buy a wide range of issues in large blocks.
Testimony recounts a manila envelope believed to contain cash given to a Great Western official by Baker aide in 1962 and discusses political activity for savings and loan lobbying. Judge weighs dismissal over eavesdropping while prosecutors note a rapid trial pace and Baker’s multi bank accounts.
North Carolina expects mostly 45 to 55 degree highs with rising clouds and a chance of ice by late Friday in the extreme south. South Carolina remains partly cloudy and warmer with highs around 46 to 56 and a late day chance of rain spreading northward.
The New York index at noon shows trading activity on the New York Stock Exchange. Investors monitor fluctuations as market dynamics influence earnings outlook and sector performance.
The New York cotton market opened quietly with no actual trades registered, reflecting a subdued start for the session and limited price activity across the futures board.
The forum examined the low ratio of Negro employment in skilled textile crafts in the Carolinas. EEOC data show 13,404 complaints in 18 months, 869 from North Carolina and 250 from South Carolina. Textile jobs make up about 45 percent of NC manufacturing, with nonwhite populations and worker participation highlighted.
In Greensboro AP report lawyers for 19 paper box manufacturers argue cooperation among rivals is not unlawful. They say price information exchange did not restrain market prices and cite similar cases against sugar processors and cement makers. The judge capped oral arguments at two days as briefs are reviewed.
Rep. James C. Gardner of North Carolina says the GOP will win more seats and trim domestic spending. He opposes any tax increase and foresees a Republican governor and potential senator in 1968 while urging Congress to curb Great Society programs. Gardner name checks Jonas and Broyhill as possible peers and hints at moving if redistricting reshapes his district.
Area quotations from the NASD show representative inter-dealer prices as of about 10:30 a.m. today. Markets fluctuate during the day and prices exclude retail markups markdowns and commissions.
Deering Milliken and J. P. Stevens report washable fabric Ac quette ready for full women s wear and men s slacks. Interim tests at two outlets showed women s bonded nylon tricot slacks selling at 15 to 18 dollars. slacks in wool blends priced 12 95 to 16 95 are planned.
Dahomey hosts Ridley Burton and Elizabeth Taylor as they film The Comedians by Graham Greene. President Christophe Sogle tours the capital with the Burtons and provides a presidential car and villa for six weeks of production. Budgeted at six million with about one million in Dahomey, Burt on earns around seven hundred fifty thousand and Taylor five hundred thousand.
The court determined the will establishing a charitable trust is valid. Wisconsin sisters claim Kidd's daughters status but must have challenged probate within six months, and may not inherit. If none of seven foundations or heirs prevail, the state of Arizona could be next in line for the $200,000.
June Clark an 18 year old from Carol City High School Miami is recovering from a year long severe sneezing spell once every four minutes. A psychologist used mild electric shocks to suppress the sneezes and her condition has improved though she still sneezes occasionally. She now receives weekly treatment, involving a few shocks.
The interview discusses casualty trends, the need to root out hard core Viet Cong, and building Vietnamese political and police structures. It covers bombing effects, civilian harm, credibility of U S statements, and plans about resignation rumors while stressing local security as key to ending the war.
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