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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
2
New York shares show rebound in glamour stocks and gains for airlines and electronics while steels and nonferrous metals pull back. The AP reports list of selected NYSE transactions and NASD interdealer quotes as of the market day.
Details discuss a table of dividend rates and numerous footnotes explaining special cases and designations. The footnotes cover extra dividends, stock dividends, cash values, declaration timing, ex-dividend statuses, and special conditions such as warrants and foreign issues.
In Clearwater, Florida the largest Negro section faced a Halloween riot when youths threw rocks at white drivers. Police Capt. William McClamma said two white cars were damaged and cautioned against white entry to the area at night. Police Chief W. B. Mackey blamed younger locals as the cause.
Brezhnev in Tbilisi denounces United States as guilty of criminal aggression in Viet Nam. He criticizes Red China for not aiding North Viet Nam and pledges further Soviet support. He urges Western governments to cooperate and calls the UN an instrument for peace.
Variable cloudiness through Wednesday with scattered showers possible. North Carolina expects a mix of mild eastern conditions and cooler western areas with rain mainly west and central tonight and Wednesday. Lows 40 to 45 mountains to low 60s coast. highs Wednesday from the 50s in the mountains to the 20s on the coast. South Carolina shows cool northwest and mild elsewhere with showers, mainly west tonight and Wednesday. Lows 44 to 54, some near 60 coastal. highs mostly in the 70s southeast and 56 to 64 elsewhere.
The Salisbury Post says State highway patrol and Motor Vehicle Department staff across North Carolina were asked to make immediate cash contributions to the State Democratic Executive Committee. Capt. John Laws confirms a long-standing practice of requesting donations, with no secret efforts.
Viet Cong artillery hit central Saigon during South Vietnam's National Day observances. Six Vietnamese and one American were killed, with around 30 Vietnamese and five Americans wounded. The shelling targeted Kennedy Square, the central market, and Saigon General Hospital, but failed to interrupt the parade. U.S. and allied forces captured six enemy personnel nearby.
Christmas offers present a three inch television for 150 dollars and a sterling silver surfer’s cross at 1.99. Winter gear includes a snurfer for 6.88 and boxing sets by F A C Schwarz at 8.50. Ward’s features Princess Smart Belles exercise items at 3.95 plus small machines like a diet computer at 25 and a detect-a-drink at 5.
In New Haven supporters of Yale professor Robert Cook stage a theater style rally in a windowless coffee shop. The event promotes antiwar policy and poverty programs while mocking traditional politics with provocative performance art.
Greensboro AP Six Cone Mills Corp plants resumed busy operations after a 24 hour protest by Textile Workers Union. TWUA said 3 000 to 4 200 workers joined across six mills to push for a new contract. Union aid workers monitored shifts while Cone denied replacements due to the strike. The NLRB also filed a complaint over a pension program and 9 discharges. Negotiations were set at the Mineola plant in Greensboro.
A German born U S airman Sgt Herbert William Roenah 23 was arrested at March Air Force Base Riverside California on charges of attempting to deliver information on national defense to a Russian diplomat Boeckenhaupt a resident of Superior Wisconsin faced $50000 bail after arraignment The State Department ordered Aleksey Malinin a Soviet Embassy official to leave the United States The investigation links him to meetings with Malinin in 1965 and 1966 Boeckenhaupt enlisted in 1960 and served as a communications repairman at the Pentagon and March Air Force Base
Creative Playthings adds a gerbil toy section with a box bell ladder and tunnel in the catalog. The firm notes gerbils are monogamous and average four offspring every 24 days. Spencer Gifts also markets a Santa suit for dogs.
Market report shows mixed movements at noon with key indexes fluctuating. Gains and losses are modest across sectors as investors weigh economic data and corporate results.
Samuel H. Sheppard and his Criminal Court jury visited the lakefront home where his first wife Marilyn Sheppard was murdered in 1954. The retrial for his second degree murder began as jurors toured the Bay Village area and the house, with proceedings marking a tense close to Monday’s session.
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