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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
2
Local UCS will host a CU group as more than 50 United Fund volunteers gather in High Point on Wednesday. UCS leaders will welcome participants and discuss plans for the hospital project and related financial ventures.
Quotation summaries from regional NASD listings show interdealer prices around 10 30 a m and discuss North Vietnamese missiles built by the Soviet Union. Officials note possible Soviet technicians involved in installation, with U2 and SAC history cited. Net nine month sales totaled 981.83 million versus 889.03 million prior year.
Former North Carolina governor Terry Sanford urged a seven representative per state compact for education to develop policy alternatives and share information. The plan would not set policy but support goals, standards, and collaboration among states with a 30 member steering group including governors.
Forecast reports unsettled warm weather with showers and thundershowers across the region. North Carolina expect 30 to 50 percent coverage, lows around 60s in mountains and 70s elsewhere, through Wednesday. South Carolina shows partly cloudy and warm conditions with afternoon and evening thundershowers, 20 to 50 percent coverage, lows 70 to 77.
A discussion on ophthalmologists being seen as tradesmen when they sell eyeglasses. Critics warn such practice harms patients and medicine’s heritage, citing Wood of the New York State Medical Society who testified against unethical ophthalmology practices.
Tokyo dispatch says a Peking radio broadcast accused Soviet and Chinese leaders of using the Vietnam issue to draw Vietnam into Moscow's orbit and undermine U.S. efforts. The program cited Brezhnev and Teng as meeting in Bucharest to discuss Vietnam.
Non farm employment in North Carolina rose to a new high of 1,376,500 in June 1965, up 5,200 from May and 44,000 or 3.4 percent higher than June 1964. The Wachovia North Carolina Business Index reached 144.5, up 10 points from June 1964, reflecting gains in manufacturing jobs, industrial production, and total spending.
President Jobson signed legislation requiring a health hazard warning on cigarette packages. The law becomes effective next January first and mandates conspicuous warnings on each pack. White House aide Bill Moyers said the measure contributes to informing smokers and the public about smoking risks while denying any halt to further related legislation.
Notices report multiple estates in North Carolina with executors and administrators named, deadlines for claims, and required payments. Names include Richard W. Brown and Berta L. Siegner with addresses in Trinity and High Point, plus various dates in 1945 1968 and legal actions to present claims by January 1986 or January 1946.
Gov. Dan K. Moore appointed Carl Clark of Lexington as a second lieutenant in the North Carolina National Guard. Clark is one of 29 officers named after completing officer candidate school at Fort Bragg. He is assigned to Company B, 2nd Battalion, 120th Infantry, in Lexington.
Secretary of Defense McNamara returned from Viet Nam and said the communist guerrilla ratio to government forces is totally unacceptable. About 75,000 Americans are in South Vietnam, with rain increasing the total to 179,000. The President and advisers met for three hours as Taylor and Westmoreland reports were studied. Westmoreland commands U.S. forces in South Vietnam.
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