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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
2
The New York market fell mid session after six straight advances. Volume was active as losses outweighed gains and the Dow Jones industrial average slipped 3.17 to 882.98 at noon after starting higher with more winners than losers earlier.
The excerpt lists abbreviations and footnotes for dividend rate disclosures on the New York Exchange. It explains how annual disbursements are derived from quarterly data and identifies special dividends and various designations such as ex dividend ex distribution ex rights and with warrants.
The ethics committee found Senator Dodd billed the Senate and private groups for travel on seven trips and used political funds for personal benefit. He repaid $1,763.96 and blamed bookkeeping errors, while calling for expulsion if judged a thief. The panel urged censure for conduct that damaged the Senate and highlighted alleged conversion of at least $116,083 in political funds.
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with scattered showers or thundershowers across both states. Temperatures stay warm with highs in the 80s to near 90 and lows in the 60s, with rainfall generally light around one tenth inch, higher near the South Carolina coast.
MAC Panel Division of Adams-Millis Corp reports initial production orders totaling more than 20 million dollars for data recording disks from three major computer manufacturers. Delivery to begin in late Q3 with volume production after new facilities are completed in 1968. The company will market disks and packs to computer makers and data processing users and also expand digital tape shipments which are up 60 percent over last year.
Workers at Consolidated Furniture Industries in Lenoir rejected representation by the International Woodworkers of America AFL CIO by a 374 to 315 margin last week.
The House Roads Committee approved bills to curb junkyards and billboards along federal aid highways and authorize scenic easements. Officials warned of possible $11 million yearly federal aid loss if the act is not followed, with costs estimated at $20 million to remove signs and screen junkyards over years.
The North Carolina House approved by 49 to 47 vote a bill to raise compulsory school age from 16 to 17. Opponents warned of increased disciplinary issues while supporters cited graduation requirements and exemptions for hard cases. The measure now advances to the Senate.
United Nations in New York reports the Soviet Union seeks an emergency General Assembly session over Israel's actions in the war against Egypt Jordan and Syria. Kosygin may attend if session is scheduled, with U Thant likely to issue a 24 hour notice.
Education Committee killed two measures including a tenure bill for public school teachers by Rep. Jeter Haynes and an alcoholism course mandate. Rep. Staton and Rep. Strickland moved to indefinitely postpone the measures.
The first U S earth satellite Explorer I launched from Cape Kennedy Florida on January thirty first one thousand nine hundred fifty eight marking a milestone in space exploration.
A teenager was arrested after a match was tossed into gasoline dripping from a taxi cab in the Bronx, causing a gas taxicab garage fire that burned 19 people, seven critically. Manuel Soltero, 18, charged with arson, with relatives Ann and Paul injured. Soltero said he did not think it would cause that damage. He had recently arrived from Puerto Rico.
South Vietnamese civilians have used aircraft jet engine oil in cooking causing illness in at least 28 people, with some reports of paralysis but no deaths. The Pentagon says efforts are being made to end the practice and it is unclear how the oil reached civilians.
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