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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
2
In the latest trading, U.S. government bonds moved slightly higher as investors weighed inflation data and policy signals. Bond prices edged up while yields eased modestly, reflecting cautious trading across benchmarks.
Secretary Hodges praised the Colonial Pipeline System during the ground breaking in Marietta, noting the 2600 mile project will spur 5500 jobs in 14 states, require 650000 tons of steel, and generate 20 million dollars in transport savings as it carries gasoline diesel and heating fuels. He called it a shining example for U S industry.
Evidence suggests three inmates Frank Morris John Anglin and Clarence Anglin prepared a covert workshop behind and above their cell block at Alcatraz for up to a year. Tools included an electric drillized fan a crowbar and other gear used to chip ventilator covers and escape.
A school bus carrying 33 children veered off a road in Inman into a ditch and flipped, stopping 25 feet down a bank by a tree. Children sustained mainly bruises and minor injuries. two siblings were kept for observation. The bus had just left Rock Hill Baptist Church Bible class.
Officials announced that a Thor booster carrying a nuclear device for a Johnston Island high altitude test failed and was destroyed without detonation. Debris fell into the open sea within a designated safety zone, posing no danger to humans or ocean radioactivity though potential effects on sea life were unclear.
MOSCOW AP reports General Aleksei Antonov chief of staff of the Warsaw Pact died today at age 66. He commanded troops and served as chief of staff of Soviet armed forces. No further battle details are given.
A bronze plaque honoring Army photographer Sgt. Robert T. Turner, killed in a Wilmington North Carolina air show crash, will be unveiled at Fort Devens. The ceremony features Turner's widow, his family traveling from Deep River Connecticut and Amityville New York, and Turner’s service including two combat jumps in Korea.
In western Algeria around Oran, unions and troops regroup for a last stand against the Muslim takeover after the July 1 independence vote. Susini urges Moslems to join European police within two days, warns of continued exodus and European defense points. Ben Khedda questions authority of talks with the secret army, while thousands flee to France aboard 67 planeloads of refugees.
Senate hearings link Miami area strip clubs and exotic dance venues to vice and exploitation under AGWA ties. Daniel P. Sullivan cites B girl operations and contract violations as officials face calls to expel AGWA from the AFL CIO affiliate. He notes boosters of legitimate shows mask illicit practices and shoddy customer treatment.
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