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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1967
Page
2
New York stocks remained broadly higher at midday but gains narrowed as traders hesitated amid fears of monetary restraints. The market showed signs of weariness after a three day run, with the gain margin shrinking and cautious sentiment prevailing.
The text lists numerous footnotes and shorthand used for stock dividends and distributions. It defines codes such as x ex dividend y ex dividend and sales in full, wd when distributed, wi when issued and nd next day delivery, along with conditions like bankruptcy or reorganization and foreign issue implications.
Mostly sunny and mild in North Carolina this afternoon with fair and warmer tonight. North Carolina highs around 55 to 60, southern range 65 to 70. South Carolina sunny, highs 68 to 74. Weekend cooler in the north, mild in the south with below normal temps through Wednesday and total precipitation around three quarters of an inch.
An attack supposedly using F102 jets targeted a Montagnard village destroying about 100 thatch and bamboo homes along a 400 yard stretch. The village housed around 2,000 people, raising fears this could be the war’s worst accidental bombing to date.
Al Chappuis has joined National Springs Corp as assistant manufacturing manager of coil spring products. He will oversee coil spring production at the High Point and Tupelo plants and brings 30 years of coil spring industry experience in the Midwest to the role.
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. announced its ordinary life in force surpassed $3 billion driven by a $25,000 policy delivered to a Hartwell Georgia newspaper executive. The figure excludes more than $173 million in servicemen's group life reinsurance.
Gov. Dan Moore named Pulitzer Prize composer Robert Ward 49 as resident head of the North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston Salem. Ward replaces the late Vittorio Giannini, will recruit faculty, and oversee long range plans while remaining executive vice president of two music firms. He moves from New York to Maine and has five children.
The I. T. Mann Post 87 American Legion monthly gathering has been postponed from Tuesday to Friday March 17. The meeting will observe the Legion birthday with guests from the Ladies Auxiliary in attendance.
A proposed bill empowers county commissioners to regulate ambulances by requiring franchises and setting liability insurance minimums. It would authorize serving ill persons and out of state vehicles, create misdemeanor penalties for violations, and allow financing via a special tax per 100 dollars of assessed value if private ambulance service is deemed insufficient.
One of Adam Clayton Powell’s attorneys said federal court action should be taken to seat the Harlem congressman. Henry Williams noted a Court of Appeals win reduced damages by 100 000 and offered a chance to wipe out the libel debt. Attorneys plan to meet Powell soon to decide how to proceed.
Readable fragments suggest a discussion of choosing among various alternatives for handling a situation involving dominoes. The item hints at an advisory or editorial note listing possible approaches without a clear single decision.
U S District Court Judge Frank W Wilson denied Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa a delay to arrange affairs before imprisonment. Hoffa sought until April 1 despite a March 7 commitment, with the court noting negotiations ongoing but not a delay that would alter the situation.
Senator Kennedy urges peace talks while President Johnson with Jackson reveal continued bombing of North Vietnam. The minutes show a widening rift as Johnson defends air war and Jackson discloses the President’s letter praising it.
The article recalls two killings in Rockford Illinois within a year. It notes 11 year old Susan Brady disappeared December 20 1965 and her remains were found in February 1966 at an incinerator. Russell Dewey was convicted in August of murdering Brady and sentenced to 20 to 50 years. Dewey claimed the death was accidental.
The article reports on claims of CIA involvement and Cuban plots connected to Kennedy's assassination. It details Shaw's denial of involvement, WINS broadcasts asserting Cuban role theories, and Garrison's aides and files referenced in New Orleans coverage.
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