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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
10
The piece notes overdone market optimism and cautious sentiment amid a summer rally expectation. It explains how glamor electronics and space stocks peaked on high growth hopes, then corrected as analysts warned novices of risk and firms' growth looked reappraised.
The Tobacco Association of the United States recommended opening dates for flue-cured belt auctions. Georgia Florida would start July 27, with other belts ranging from August 8 to September 26. The plan is advisory except for Georgia Florida. local committees may override portions for South Carolina Border and Eastern North Carolina belts.
Angry farmers demonstrated from Grenoble to La Rochelle in tractor roadblocks and slow parades. They pressed for a larger share of consumer prices as part of a new deal in the national economy.
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower attended a charity welcome home event in Hershey Pennsylvania with tickets at 10950 each. He autographed for supporters and sang with Richard Nixon in a playful parody while expressing concern about Kennedy era programs and a costly government outlook.
The National Education Association moves toward a landmark desegregation stance at its Atlantic City convention. The resolutions committee offers the strongest NEA policy on desegregation to date, balancing support from diverse groups while stopping short of broader demands. The plan urges officers and directors to seek actions that maintain free schools and promote fairness and law.
In Rubyvale Queensland the 52 year old Royal Hotel closed after years of unprofitability. Local resident Ida Fowl says the town’s pensioners faced hardship as the hotel ceased operations and was sold.
A sow owned by Danish farmer Aksel Egedee delivered 34 piglets in what Danish veterinary experts call a world record. The litter split with 15 piglets on one day and 19 on the following day in Copenhagen.
Dr Willim R Tolbert Jr Liberia vice president attends three day meeting of the Baptist World Alliance executive committee in Wake Forest North Carolina. Delegations from the United States Liberia England Sweden Argentina Mexico and Canada participate with Gov Sanford hosting.
Bone specialists report thin strips of a patient s own rib used as grafts can stimulate new bone growth to unite broken bones within two to three months. The rib strips, containing the periosteum, are placed alongside or inside fractures and eventually absorbed by the body. The technique has helped about 50 patients with fractured arms legs and hands.
Greenville court officials weigh next steps as Gladys Mitchell Babb, once deemed insane after shooting her son to death in June 1959, is reported by the State Mental Hospital in Columbia as ready for release and under medical care assessment.
Catholic leaders say only 10 percent of 20 million dollars available under the National Defense Education Act was borrowed by private schools in three years, with Catholics accounting for 144,637 of 893,897 dollars in the latest year. They cite timidity, interest rates, term length, and red tape as barriers while urging broader access to private schools.
In Moscow, Nikita Khrushchev pledged that the Soviet Union will do everything to secure a German peace treaty by year’s end. The message, signed by Khrushchev and President Leonid Brezhnev, was sent to East German leaders in response to a telegram marking the 20th anniversary of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union.
London report says the Partizan Bonevar bound for Odessa with Cuban sugar accused U S Navy aircraft of buzzing his vessel off Windward Passage in the West Indies. The captain gave the charge to Moscow radio as the ship traveled toward the Black Sea port.
Four Western powers met in Washington to craft a coordinated reply to Soviet Premier Khrushchev on Berlin. The talks, led by Foy Kohler and attended by German, French, and British envoys, found no split and planned another meeting to finalize the response by week’s end.
Albert Bayet, 81, longtime leader of the French National Press Federation and board member of Les France-Presse, died Monday in Paris.
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