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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1969

Page

2

Dow nudges higher as blue chips lead stock gains

New York AP notes stock market recovery gains with the Dow up 2.98 to 941.07 at noon and the AP 80 up 1.1 to 358.2 as industrials, rails, and utilities rise. Chrysler posts record 1968 sales and earnings while Pa Pont Sears Caterpillar Owens-Illinois and Lykes move on merger news, inflation and debt hints influence sentiment.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange Associated Press Chrysler Pa Pont Sears Roebuck Caterpillar Standard Oil California Owens-Illinois U.S. Treasury Youngstown Sheet Avnet Youngstown Lykes

Unclear OCR fragment on exchange and receivership status

Fragmentary text references Dow Jones New York American Exchange and a bankruptcy or receivership topic. Contains incomplete terms and no clear events, dates, or entities to identify with confidence.

Tax reform talk follows 153 high income nonpayers

LA reviewers report from the Ways and Means Committee notes 153 tax returns showing incomes over 200000 that paid no tax. Byrnes condemns the practice as unjust. Mills warns no major tax code overhaul this year but may push targeted changes. Possible expansion of the standard deduction is discussed to ease filing for more taxpayers.

Credit Union Formed At Big Bear Of North Carolina

Fred Peele was elected last night president of the new credit union formed by the employes of Big Bear of North Carolina Inc. Other officers are Tom Riggs vice president and Norman Smith treasurer. Elected to the board of directors were Peele Riggs Smith Massie Liptrap and Evelyn Lee. The supervisory committee consists of T E Pardue Christine Goins and Lonnie Jones. Credit committee members are William Russell L E Rackley and Harold Oduin.

Fred Peele Big Bear of North Carolina, Inc Tom Riggs Norman Smith Peele Riggs Smith Massie Liptrap Evelyn Lee T. £. Pardue Christine Goins Lonnie Jones William Russell L. E. Rackley Harold Oduin

Blue Bell reports first quarter strong sales and profit

Blue Bell, Inc. posted first quarter sales of 34,757,794 ending December 31, up 6,448,272 or 25.5 percent from the prior year. Net income reached 105,588 versus a 666,393 loss last year. Earnings per share were 18 cents after preferred dividends, improving from a 47 cent loss per share previously.

Blue Bell, Inc

Broad Named Senior VP At Wachovia International

Richard L. Broad was elected senior vice president and director of international finance by Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. directors. He will work with W. C. Edwards Jr. and Thatcher L. Townsend to oversee Wachovia International and its subsidiary Wachovia International Investment Corporation. Broad joined the bank in 1968 as VP in the International Department in Winston-Salem.

Richard L. Broad International Finance Wachovia Bank and Trust Co Broad W. C. Edwards Jr Thatcher L. Townsend Wachovia International Investment Corp Edge Act Bank International Winston-Salem Wachovia International International Department Wachovia International Investment Corporation

UNC Soph Was on 10th Hijacked Plane To Cuba

Miami teen John Graham, a UNC sophomore, was aboard the 10th hijacked plane returned from Cuba. He described the trip as fun and said he sent himself a card noting his Cuba presence. The report places Graham among the students on the hijacked flight returning midweek.

Miami John Graham University of North Carolina Cuba Graham UNC Soph

North Carolina urged to rewrite death penalty law

Raleigh AP The North Carolina Judiciary Council urged the General Assembly to rewrite the post conviction provisions of the death penalty law and allow higher courts to review decisions. The panel recommended a sample bill changing statutes governing death penalty administration and potential mercy reviews by higher courts.

Raleigh Carolina Judiciary Council General Assembly de Paere Supremes North Carolina Court of Apmade Bob Scott Tri Judiciary Council Spreme Superior Criminal Assembly North Carolina William H Bobbitt U.S. Supreme Supreme Court

N C Senate chair opposes some NC constitution amendments

RALEIGH AP The chairman of the North Carolina Senate Constitution Committee said he opposes some revisions and will not sponsor bills on them while ensuring all sides get a hearing. Sen Julian Allsbrook noted he may block bringing controversial amendments to the floor and will discuss handling with Rep Ike Andrews. If approved by the legislature the changes would go to a statewide vote. He urged patience as the constitutional study report is processed and stated committees will vote independently.

Raleigh North Carolina Ohe Allsbrook Ike Andrews Chatham House Constitution Committee

Auto Thieves Take Car With Old Coins and Guns

In Charlotte AP report, a car left locking in front of a gun shop housed a coin collection and firearms valued at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars and was stolen on Wednesday. A second vehicle owned by Harry L. Davis of Lincolnton was also taken nearby and later recovered, with about 900 dollars of firearms missing.

Charlotte Frank Terry Manship Rockingham Harry L. Davis Lincolnton

Bail family details amid Iraq spying executions

Ralph Youngk of Conneautville Pa and Mayes describe Bail family reactions after arrests and a 10 day stay at the Belgian Embassy in Baghdad. Bail, younger, returned to Beirut to resume school. Kathy Bail, 20, is a Michigan State sophomore.

Ralph Youngk Conneautville Bail Baghdad Beirut Bails Kathy Michigan State University Mayes Humble Oil Co Houston Tex Iraqi Petroleum Co State Department

Multimedia Buys Montgomery Advertiser Group

Multimedia Inc of Greenville, S C, announces purchase of The Montgomery Advertiser chain from The Advertiser Co. The deal unites Alabama and regional papers with Greenville and Asheville media assets under Sisk and associates. No price was disclosed.

Montgomery Ala Multimedia Greenville News Inc Piedmont v Asheville Citizen-Times Publishing Co Montgomery Advert Southeastern Broadcasting User Alabama Journal Corp Greenville Advertiser Co Southern Newspapers Inc Kelly Sisk Bristol Tenn an-Publishing Co Sisk Carriage Co Carl Walls Southern News Red T. Eugene Worrell Evening Journal Britsol Montgom Harold E. Martin Central South Alas Asbama Newspasion Pers University of Alabama Advertiser Advertiser Co. Serties Plo An PLC D.C

Teacher Pay Raise Bill Introduced in North Carolina Senate

In Raleigh AP reports a bill to lift public school teacher salaries to the national average in 1969 70 costing about 55 million dollars. It would grant a 1000 raise for 1969 70 and a 5 percent hike in 1970 71, plus 1020 for special service personnel with a 5 percent rise the next year. A minimum 6000 and maximum 12000 salary range is set. Senator Geraldine Nielson R Forsyth leads with co sponsors. tax bills including a soft drink levy are planned to fund the raises.

Raleigh North Carolina Nielson

Bills Would Lower Voting Age To 18 In NC

In Raleigh AP reports that North Carolina lawmakers introduced bills to lower the voting age to 18 and expand absentee voting in primaries. Sponsors include Rep. Jim Beatty and Rep. W Marcus Short, with a proposal to seek voter approval at the next general election. Other measures address absentee voting and assault on officers with a deadly weapon.

Raleigh North Carolina Jim Beatty D-Mecklenburg W. Marcus Short Dguilford General Assembly Carl J. Stewart Jr D.gaston

Sirhan Judge Will Hear Arguments In Grand Jury Challenge

In Los Angeles, defense attorney Grant B. Cooper seeks to prove the county grand jury that indicted Sirhan Bishara Sirhan for the Kennedy assassination was racially and economically unbalanced. University of Southern California professor Robert Edward Schultz testified that the 1968 panel skewed older, wealthier, and better educated than the typical county resident.

Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Siran Grant B. Cooper Sirhan University of Southern California Sirtan Robert F. Kennedy Robert Edward Schultz Los Angeles County Schultz

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