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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1968
Page
2
The market shows mixed moves with gains for some but losses for others. Several big names like Westinghouse and Boeing show activity while numerous other listed firms exhibit varied percentages, reflecting a volatile snapshot of active trading and price shifts.
The piece notes officials describe Senator Clinton Anderson as a millionaire and lists Ben Clark’s estimate of his net worth. It cites Herman Talmadge as wealthy from land holdings and a ham and sausage business, while Eastland is described as a wealthy Mississippi Delta planter and lawyer.
An article notes a plan to train and deploy a canine unit for Vietnam era service. It describes a long process beginning with puppies aged 10 to 12 weeks and outlines the Army’s limited lab program and prior decisions extending over two years.
The forecast calls for variable winds and a colder night in North Carolina with lows in the 20s to 30s and extreme southern areas near or around 0. The text notes temperatures in North and South Carolina but the exact day by day details through Monday are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a demand for a leak probe tied to securities. It references an employee and statements about an investigation with access to the Federal Reserve, the General Accounting Office, and Treasury terms, but the passage is garbled and incomplete.
The article discusses Goldwater’s 1964 campaign and William E. Miller backing Rockefeller while supporting the GOP choice. It mentions President Johnson and other political developments as the scene shifts. The text references party figures and strategic alignments during the generation’s challenge.
The Senate debated a civil rights related riot plan with antiriot provisions aimed at penalties for violence against property and people. Senator Long proposed tougher antisriot amendments and state-crossing intent tests while authorities pledged a 28 year sentence and $10 000 fine for rioting after crossing a state line.
In Los Angeles a murder by injection case moves toward a judge's ruling after a nonjury trial. Four defendants face charges tied to injections at Covina and Long Beach Memorial Hospital settings, with authorities pressing for full investigation and trial progress.
Moore criticized a public health drive as a crusade based on supposition. He argued tobacco affects all segments of society but emphasizes the farmer bears the heaviest burden in the anti smoking push.
An airliner from Colombia was hijacked and diverted to Havana Cuba. Passengers and crew remained aboard as authorities worked to resolve the incident. The hijacker identified as a Jordanian national living in Maicao Colombia demanded to fly the plane to unspecified destinations.
Actress Anne Baxter files for divorce from her husband. The two met years ago in Honolulu and share three children. The case reflects personal upheaval amid their long marriage.
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty ends his television program Bane Aig J show aired weekly on Sundays.
London reporter notes Burton shows interest in cinema from acting to production and hints at future focus on sailing after retirement. He mentions own coin and Elizabeth, with remarks on luck and high risk of death in childbirth referenced by Cashin.
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