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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
3
Islanders Bruce Johnson and Shari Quam depart Los Angeles aboard a Pan American airliner bound for a South Pacific island. They intend to live self sufficiently, making tools, hunting and fishing, and building a raft to reach Pago Pago.
Prince Charles and about 220 Cambridge Trinity College freshmen were warned to avoid drugs. A college spokesman said the message clarified the college stance on drug taking and stressed that possession or aiding others could lead to expulsion. The report notes Oxford demerits earlier this week for marijuana use and a student fined for marijuana possession.
Rep Charles Raper Jonas of North Carolina has been hospitalized since Monday at Bethesda Naval Hospital after a severe nosebleed. He is described as in satisfactory condition and doctors reported several broken blood vessels in his nose. A general physical checkup is planned before discharge.
Vice Admiral Hyman G Rickover will remain on duty for two more years as he accepts a fourth two year extension with the Navy and the Atomic Energy Commission. He is 67 and directs the AEC Naval Reactors Division while serving as deputy commander for nuclear propulsion in the Navy.
Lynda Bird Johnson hosted 106 guests at a White House dinner dance for Princess Alexandra and her husband Angus Ogilvy. Marines Capt. Charles S. Robb posed with Alexandra as Ogilvy judged the princess dress and joked about it being smashing.
The five week old granddaughter of Earl Mountbatten is named India. Lady Pamela Hicks announced the choice in London. Dwarkanath Chatterjee, acting high commissioner, offered good wishes. The article notes plans for a White House wedding reception on December 9 for the couple and President Johnson's brief attendance.
An explosion and fire destroyed a Fallston terminal owned by B P Motor Express Inc led by Howard Miller, amid a two month strike by steel haulers. Windshields on 10 trucks were smashed near Greensburg, while snipers assaulted two strikers near Middletown Ohio and fire bombs hit a parked truck near Youngstown. William Kusley of Gary, Indiana says workers will not return until a settlement is reached.
The Olin chapter of Future Farmers of America in Iredell County North Carolina earned a gold emblem award at the national convention on Wednesday night for outstanding work.
A stock guidance column argues against universal safety of all equities during inflation. It favors shares with minimal wage risk, easily adjustable prices, or those with natural resources. It notes steel import trends, shifts in consumer spending, and warns of a 1967 capital gains tax impact and tax-loss selling in autumn.
In Raleigh, the trial of Cecil Lovedahl and Edward Nolan for stabbing fellow inmate Terry Lufsey last year continued in Wake Superior Court. Lovedahl, 41, is serving 50 years for murder, Nolan, 19, is serving 16 years for breaking and entering. Both testified they heard shouts for help, went to the scene, and said they did not know Lufsey or speak to him.
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