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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1969
Page
2
New York price readings show stock averages easing while traders weigh ongoing earnings and economic signals. Major indices drifted lower with utilities and industrials mixed, as investors reassessed stimulus prospects and inflation risks.
Market tickers show mixed drift with a day to day change as the stock index marks slight gains. Precipitation is forecast near a third of an inch with scattered showers expected through the weekend across major cities.
Haynsworth pressed end of bid to join the Supreme Court amid party split and labor opposition. Senator Eastland said Haynsworth shows no plan to withdraw, while discussions with Mitchell yielded no comment. Supporters and opponents weigh voting risks as committee delays action until next week.
Detroit AP reports Americans bought new cars at a record rate in September as all four major automakers posted records. September sales reached 709,388 cars nationwide, with Industry first nine months at 6.303 million, close to the 1965 peak, while used car demand remained strong.
Hartford AP report notes 250 newspaper editors tested on 10 questions about under-30 culture. Most answered three or fewer correctly. test covered entertainers and social topics important to youth, with Arlo Guthrie and Rennie Davis among answers.
Minnesota Senator compares Nixon to Lyndon Johnson and cites 1966 echoes as antiwar demonstrations and a Massachusetts election shift shape expectations. Iowa Senator Hughes floats a 60 day moratorium linked to disengagement plans, urging censorship end and Paris talks push. Mansfield backs coalition government talks in South Vietnam aiming for a later all Vietnamese election, while expressing Nixon wants to exit though methods are hard.
Police investigated multiple thefts reported Thursday involving Johnson Street School where a check for 4 issued by a parent was taken from a classroom desk. A car in Indian Head Hosiery Co. lot lost a tape recorder and four recordings valued at 6 each. Kenneth Reaves’s property on Rt 1 Jamestown was entered after rent was forced. Elijah McCall Jr on Furlough Street had a tape player stolen from his car after a forced door. Seven cedar chests were reported stolen from Haley Transfer on Mangum Street, en route from Altavista Virginia to Oklahoma, valued at 706.
The Young Musicians Club meets tomorrow from 3 to 4 30 p.m. at 221 Woodrow Ave the home of Mrs Charles Pruett. Sam Marion a Daniel Ericourt student at UNCG will perform several piano pieces. New officers are Amy Story president Scott Jensen vice president Christy Underwood secretary and Catherine Pruett treasurer. Mrs Pruette is counselor with Mrs Sam Underwood as co counselor.
The testimony described Sgt. Maj. Wooldridge as a leader in a large, unprecedented conspiracy within the noncommissioned officer corps. Kash claimed Wooldridge used his official position to aid and promote conspirators in the military club system. The Augusta Munich recreation clubs allegedly mirrored the FL Rannine case, with the same individuals involved.
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