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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1970
Page
3
Weather outlook across the region stays warm and humid with daily chances of afternoon and evening thundershowers. North Carolina highs near 90 today and Wednesday, lows in the 60s to low 70s, with scattered showers continuing through Thursday and into the weekend.
General Motors reports higher second-quarter sales of 6.6 billion and profits of 473 million, the sole Big Three to gain both metrics from 1969. First-half earnings per share fall to 2.85, below last year. overall six-month profit lags 1969.
Dore Previn and conductor Andre Previn, both linked to Mia Farrow through their twins, divorce after nearly 11 years. The petition cites irreconcilable differences. Dore does not contest. They agree to equal split of undisclosed community property including royalties from jointly written songs.
The last runs of Postal Railway Service cars through Jacksonville and Washington mark the end of train based mail sorting in the Southeast more than a century old. Rail will now move only containers and bulk mail while air and trucks replace rail elsewhere. Charlotte workers Ken Lineberger and Gordon Brandt, longtime staffers, witnessed the final northbound train through Charlotte.
Carl O. Stensland testified that Inger Stevens told him of her Mexico City marriage to Isaac L. Jones to protect her film career. Jones seeks permanent administration of Stevens estate valued at $171,000 after her April 30 death from sedative overdose, while the public administrator challenges the validity of the marriage.
The tapes aired in the United States show Andre Amalrik calling for revolution amid elite denial, Vladimir Bukharin recounting torture to preserve sanity, and Alexander Ginsburg detailing dire medical neglect in a Soviet camp.
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