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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
2
In Saigon the U S Military Advisory Assistance Group Compound was hit by two blasts attributed to Communist terrorists. Six people died and 38 were wounded including three American soldiers with leg and foot injuries. A separate grenade incident at a theater killed one civil guard and injured 53, many of them children.
Slogans praised German Soviet friendship and Khrushchev while posters honored Valentina Tereshkova and other space travelers. East German crowds were urged to cheer during Khrushchev's 1 mile route from airport to city hall and Ulbricht's Pankow residence.
Corporate bonds were irregularly lower while rails and industries fell and utilities mixed. U S government bonds stood firm in slow dealings as a counter attache recalled to Moscow last year. A quoted line shows a woman claiming she never considered herself a call girl or prostitute while discussing money from men. President Wilson's portrait appears on the ten thousand dollar bill.
President Kennedy spoke to the Dail chamber praising Ireland’s progress and the nation as a beacon of liberty. Wall Street showed a mixed day with the Dow up while utilities and industrials rose and lagged sectors included some rails and oils.
Kennedy receives a rousing welcome in Cork Ireland as the city makes him a freeman. A 75 minute schedule includes a parade through the city and a reception by city fathers. The visit ends with a helicopter standby to fly him to Dublin for his parliament address. Two women escape a blaze by using a rope ladder from the burning building.
Twenty five New York cabbies on a three day tour of North Carolina visit Old Salem Mo Taravian Village and the R J Reynolds Whitaker Park plant in Winston Salem. They planned a trip to Asheville to see the Biltmore estate and a visit to Maggie Valley ghost town and the Blue Ridge Parkway en route to Cherokee and Boone.
Cotton Innes awards the President honorary degrees from National University and University of Dublin and grants honorary freedom of Dublin, strengthening ties between the institutions and the Irish capital.
Richard M. Nixon met with Pope Paul VI in a private Vatican audience that lasted over 15 minutes. Accompanied by Archbishop Martin J. O'Conner, Nixon praised the Pope's vigor and vitality and discussed American people and world issues. The Nixon family, including Mrs. Nixon and daughters Patricia and Julie, attended briefly. The visit followed Nixon’s arrival from Athens as part of a private U.S. trip with Florence and Venice planned later.
The Dow Jones averages showed a mixed pattern with slight declines and gains across industrials and rails as volume built. Trading activity remained robust with several thousand thousand shares moving through the market.
Boone North Carolina hosts two day events marking Daniel Boone with a wagon train reenactment of the 1773 crossing, a moon parade, charity luncheon, and an outdoor drama. Activities run from 10 a.m. Saturday at Boone’s Cooks Gap to a 7:45 p.m. outdoor performance at West grounds with a prologue by D A Greenhill.
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