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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1969
Page
18
The Dow opens at 858.96 down 4.09 as banks close for Veterans Day and exchanges pause two minutes. Investors see no new stimulus and profit taking weighs on glamors like Control Data and Polaroid while Benguet leads NYSE volume.
A snapshot of New York Stock Exchange noon prices lists numerous tickers with bid, ask and last sale figures. Names include Anacor, Allied, AmCan, AirRed, and many others across sectors, showing varied percent changes and trades.
NASD quotations show inter-dealer prices for OTC equities at about 11 0 a.m. Prices exclude retail markups markdowns or commissions and can change during trading hours.
New York AP market update shows mixed movement in the New York Stock Exchange indices. Notable figures include a small gain in one index and a slight drop in another, with transportation shares among reported movements. The exact values are difficult to parse from the OCR text.
North Carolina sees fair skies east and increasing clouds with showers possible in northern mountains tonight. Lows in the 40s. Wednesday brings variable clouds north, partial clearing west, cooler conditions. South Carolina becomes cloudy and milder tonight then cool Wednesday with 40s lows. Virginia shows partly cloudy skies with showers possible west tonight and again Wednesday with highs in the 60s and a colder night.
Blacks from page 1 A return to their homes aboard school buses as parents arrived to collect other children. By noon about 200 pupils remained in the school, which enrolls 1,023, but classes continued.
A large NC Realtors delegation attends the 62nd annual National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in San Francisco starting November 7, at the Hilton. More than 8,000 delegates are expected. NC participants include Henry A. Nading, DeLacy E. Wyman, Charles P. Landt, David L. Godwin, and Edward E. Mendenhall.
Smith Guthrie C Smith a Life of Carolina group insurance representative has been appointed regional manager for group insurance sales and service in Charlotte. He and his wife with three children live in High Point and will relocate to Charlotte soon.
Wachovia Bank promotes Eric S. Sellers senior vice president and head of the Omasville office to a general offices position in Winston Salem with statewide responsibilities. Frank L. Rankin Jr. will succeed him in that office. The changes take effect December 1.
A trio of bombings hit the GM, Chase Manhattan, and RCA buildings in lower Manhattan around 1:05 a.m. EST. An elevator collision injury was reported to a Brooklyn man, 26, who escaped. Officials said the blasts caused heavy local damage with no fire and controlled evacuations. FBI aided police. elevators were damaged but most offices were open on a holiday schedule.
AP reports planned noon rally in Raleigh in support and another at UNC Chapel Hill at 7:30 p.m. for Nixon policy. North Carolina leaders urge safety measures as nationwide moratoriums draw mixed reactions. Separate bomb incidents disrupt NYC skyscrapers near Liberty Street and RCA Building.
An explosion and fire at a Hanover munitions plant released a CS like riot control agent. Fire officials said the blaze was under control within an hour and area evacuations were canceled. No direct injuries reported. wind and rain limited spread. About 1,400 workers at the plant.
Fayetteville N C AP Tar Heel Baptists pressed for stronger Christian witnessing beyond the church in a presidential address by Dr Claud B Bowen Greensboro urging unity in witness poverty illiteracy racial barriers alcoholism maladjusted homes and loneliness He urged more church vocations and extended outreach as the Baptist State Convention opened with officer elections and college system review stressed.
President W A Criswell urged liberal Baptists to leave the 11 million member Southern Baptist Convention. He called them termites who would destroy the church and said they were not Baptists if they opposed immersion baptism and scriptural authority. The Georgia Baptist Convention opened with about 2,000 messengers from 3,000 churches meeting at Second Ponce de Leon Baptist Church. Criswell also denounced antiwar demonstrators as traitors and warned of drift toward social action.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told Parliament that Queen Elizabeth II faces a shortfall in royal finances and a committee will study a possible raise. Prince Philip, in Washington, warned of depletion of the royal reserve with the annual £1.4 million grant unchanged since 1952, hinting at deficits next year.
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