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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
2
The New York stock market showed a modest advance with the Dow up about 4.91 points to 918.11 and gains led by Winn-Dixie and Du Pont. Investors weighed a strong GDP signal against the income surtax dispute and rising interest rates that pressured utilities and other yield stocks.
AP reports noon prices from the American Stock Exchange with notes on stock dividends liquidations and ex-dividend statuses. It covers cash value estimates ex-distribution and various parsing codes for dividends and rights, including foreign issues and sales in full.
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North Carolina expected to be clear to partly cloudy with little temperature change. Highs mostly in the 60s in the mountains and 65 to 75 elsewhere, with lows in the 40s to 50s. Georgia will be fair and mild with a few mountain showers. highs 74 to 84, lows 46 to 54 in the north and 50s in the south. Stock averages and market figures follow with miscellaneous changes.
Dow Jones averages show mixed moves with utilities and industrials fluctuating on the day. The North Carolina weather outlook calls for near normal temperatures through Wednesday, with mild weekend, warmer Tuesday, cooler Wednesday, and light rain spread mainly Tuesday into Wednesday.
The IRS disclosed an eight month old probe into private foundations and family trusts used to dodge taxes. Rep. Patman plans a House inquiry starting Oct. 30 into what he calls mass production of tax dodging foundations. The administration aims to curb asset diversion to private use in a forthcoming tax revision package.
Washington AP dispatch reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Senator J W Fulbright clash as Fulbright leads Senate criticism of Vietnam policy. Rusk denies Fulbright claims and defends U S aims while Fulbright argues U S reasons remain unclear and policy needs debate. Javits supports scrutiny of Johnson. Dirksen cautions against harsh worldwide criticism.
Ex Klansman Jordan tied a Meridian group to the Philadelphia jailings of civil rights workers and described a planned patrol to ambush them. He recalled a warehouse gathering and a caravan that led to three deaths as witnesses testified they’d received FBI payments. others reported monetary rewards from the FBI for information.
Australia urged the United Nations General Assembly to demand convincing proof Hanoi that halting bombing could lead to peace. Foreign Minister Hasluck said only Hanoi can say what would happen, while noting U.S. offers to pause bombing as a step toward talks if reciprocal restraint occurs. Australia has 6,000 troops in Vietnam as debate continues among 122 nations.
The governor urged the State Highway Patrol to mount a comprehensive crackdown on speeders and drunken drivers. He asked courts to toughen handling of traffic violations and to impose stricter sentences to deter lawless highway behavior.
Basil Winstead Safeway Washington area manager and five local store managers deny any price deviations from standard practices. Reuss recounts noon time shop at nearby Safeway Stores showing produce at three locations all 48 cents, noting quality differences but praising Safeway for serving poor areas.
An October Life editorial urges a pause in bombing North Vietnam excluding southern edge near the DMZ. It argues halting bombing would restore U S credibility and reduce global and domestic opposition while praising President Johnson for restraint. The piece notes no duration for the pause and cites support for U S presence as the main reason.
Government proposes 47 new safety standards to take effect in 1969 or later. Proposals cover infant restraints including rearward and forward facing seats and portable cribs, windshields preventing pop outs, and motorcycle roll bars with foot rests. Public comment is invited before final rules.
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