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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
2
Trading closed higher as major sectors advanced led by technology and consumer staples. Investors priced in earnings optimism and a cooling inflation backdrop, with several large cap names posting solid results and aiding the market breadth.
The NASD note outlines procedural safeguards from the high court ruling. Police must halt questioning until a lawyer is present if the suspect requests counsel. A suspect may waive rights only if the waiver is voluntary, knowing, and intelligent. The ACLU praised the ruling but said more protection is needed to guard against self incrimination.
Harris survey finds most Americans see Viet Nam and China policy hearings as clarifying U S objectives. Rusk and McNamara retain strong approval, about six in ten say Morse is harmful, Fulbright less known, and Johnson’s overall ratings sit lower than his national security advisers.
North Carolina Methodist Conference delegates approve a 2,478,785 budget and raise the minimum preacher salary from 4300 to 4600 a year. The plan includes 1.5 million for missions and benevolences, a 500,000 college sustaining fund shared by six institutions, and an evangelistic revival program for 66 eastern and Piedmont counties.
A Shakespeare Festival Committee supper party in the Plaza Hotel showcased see through costumes and nude-like outfits. Renowned guests including Gloria Steinem Mimi Cushing and Pamela Tiffin wore revealing ensembles while others such as Henry Fonda and Karimi Khan attended. The event tied to Central Park Shakespeare productions but the gala version of All's Well That Ends Well was largely canceled.
Peggy Ann Brodnick, 17, described seven days of terror as a captive of William D. Hollenbaugh in Pennsylvania. She said she and her captor lived like dogs, hid in holes for clothing and food, and faced threats to kill her. Rescued after a massive manhunt, she testified to investigators about cold nights, maps and chained hides among the ridges.
William R. Christensen a 37 year old Hartford artist announced in Tokyo his decision to renounce American citizenship over U S policy in Viet Nam. He told reporters he hopes to stay in Japan with his son and asked the Japanese government for permission to remain and work. The U S Embassy outlined steps to renounce, which would render him stateless and likely lead to deportation. Christensen said he would seek a neutral country if Japan rejects him.
Benjamin Sherwood Peck of High Point graduated with honors in music at Duke University commencement exercises on June.
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