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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
2
The New York stock market moved cautiously higher in late morning trading with the Dow Jones average up 3.82 to 887.08. Gains outpaced losses by about 4 to 3 as investors rotated funds from leaders into newer issues.
Unofficial dividend figures and notes explain annual disbursements based on prior declarations. Footnotes define terms such as extra dividends, stock dividends, ex dividend dates, and special cases including bankruptcies and foreign issues.
Rep. Gardner says Durham anti poverty work was swept under the rug and will question Shriver in Washington about the Buckley report. He warns of a congressional task force if Shriver accepts partisan activity and calls for Shriver’s resignation if he condones it. Galifianakis calls for retracting remarks. Gardner cites possible Civil Service law violations by the Durham project.
North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers today through Saturday mainly along the coast. Highs reach mid to upper 70s to low 80s, with mountains near 54 to 62 overnight. South Carolina has similar showers with highs in the 80s and overnight 60s. Georgia remains warm with 80s, isolated showers mainly in the south. cooler trend by midweek. Rain totals around three quarters of an inch or more occur late Monday through Wednesday.
T. Carey Ilderton of Horace G. Ilderton Inc. returns from Detroit after representing Dodge dealers of the Washington Region at the National Dodge Dealers Advisory Conference. He met with top Dodge and Chrysler Corp. executives along with 26 other dealers from North Carolina Virginia Maryland Washington DC and Delaware.
The North Carolina Independent Automobile Dealers Assn. will hold its annual convention at Battery Park Hotel in Asheville from June 24 to 26. Joe Coffield of High Point will serve as master of ceremonies.
Cork Examiner criticizes security measures during Mrs Kennedy and her children visit to Woodstown House Ireland. Locals report parking restrictions along Woodstown roads and be wary of rules hampering a month long holiday. Caroline and John Kennedy accompany Mrs Kennedy arriving from New York.
The article notes Dodd's handling of 4000 documents turned to Pearson and Anderson, triggering a 14 month ethics committee investigation resulting in a censure. It cites a 1963 letter to Johnson and a detailed sum of at least 46745 dollars from Dodd Day events among 116083 dollars used for personal benefit.
Noon trading shows mixed changes across major indices with several sectors edging up. Stocks shuffled with modest gains in transportation and industrial groups and declines in others amid unsettled market sentiment.
AP reports a two hour dawn assault by 500 Communist guerrillas on a South Vietnamese outpost in Phu Yen Province failed after air strikes and ground defense. 36 Communists killed, 6 captured. 30 weapons seized. Casualties light for defenders. North Vietnam weather limited raids, while U.S. pilots flew 136 missions.
The North Carolina Senate defeated a measure 24 to 21 that would have allowed license renewals without road and written tests. Sponsors argued tests contain silly questions while opponents favored continued testing for safe driving, noting aging drivers may still need scrutiny.
American evangelist Billy Graham arrives in London for a fourteenth crusade with warnings on teenage drug use and a rebuke of miniskirts aimed at men. He plans nightly talks June 23 to July 1 broadcast to 25 cities, drawing up to 100000 viewers.
The White House said U S military planes are on standby in Athens to drop water to Egyptian troops stranded in the Sinai Desert if Israel and the United Arab Republic approve. Press secretary George Christian said the offer was made to the International Red Cross and two governments in the area must authorize.
The International Red Cross reports progress in rescuing Egyptian soldiers stranded in the Sinai. In the last 48 hours the situation improved and crews expect to gather soldiers not yet reached into groups and supply food and water within hours. Delegates are joining with Israeli forces to aid evacuation.
AP reports Horace R. Kernegay announces federal grants totaling 166 247 to five colleges in Guilford and Davidson counties. Guilford College gets 113 062 for Duke Memorial Hall renovation and 11 966 for library materials. other grants go to A T College 21 336 Bennett College 5 488 Davidson County Community College 5 000 and High Point College 4 375.
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