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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1971
Page
2
The noon Dow Jones industrial average fell 5.04 points to 873.32 as declines outpaced advances two to one. FAB Industries dropped 1 percent to 14 cents after announcing a lower 13 weeks net income. Oils rose while airlines metals chemicals rubbers and aircrafts posted mixed results.
Unclear scanned AP table shows stock averages and dividend notes for 1971. Includes legends for regular and special dividends, stock splits, ex-dividend dates, and various coded indicators such as ex dividend, ex distribution, with warrants, and next delivery dates.
Tho Vaughn Harrison Realtors forms new High Point firm with Clyde Vaughn Nat Harrison Jr and Bob Vaughn. Offices at 140 Church St. Vaughn leads Local Realty Co since 1956 with management sales and appraisals. Harrison active in Kiwanis and Family Service Bureau.
The NASD bid and ask quotations reflect inter-dealer prices across about eleven markets. Prices exclude retail markups and commissions. Listed percentages show bid and ask levels for firms such as American Furniture, Hardee's, Life of Carolina, NCB Corp, North Carolina Nat. Gas, and Ruddick, among others.
In a long court martial, Col. Oran K. Henderson nears completion of the government case. Brig. Gen. Samuel W. Koster testified that Henderson claimed only 20 civilians died and that casualties were caused by artillery and gunships. The trial notes questions about why the My Lai massacre did not reach higher command levels.
President Nixon and Mrs Nixon will attend a tribute in Charlotte with Graham, arriving at 3 p.m. at the coliseum where 12 000 seats were filled by free tickets. The ceremony includes the Third Army band and Norma Zimmer and Ethel Waters, ending at 3 35 p.m. A reception follows at Oceans Auditorium before the President heads to Andrews and Camp David. Graham, whose Montreal home is noted, has family present.
In North Vietnam 95 miles north of the DMZ an antiaircraft battery fired on a U S reconnaissance plane while two escorting Phantoms attacked the guns. The action, 145 miles southwest of Saigon, also saw nine killed in a Viet Cong ambush in the Mekong Delta as clashes continued along the frontier.
A bomb exploded early at MIT in Cambridge injuring no one. The blast on the Grover Hermann Building fourth floor damaged several offices near the Center for International Studies and reportedly involved a note claiming a bomb. No injuries were reported and Daniel Elisberg has an office on that floor.
Kissinger travels from Peking to Travis AFB in California then Hilo Guam to Shanghai and Peking. He plans a detailed agenda with Chinese officials for Nixon’s talks with Premier Chou En-lai and possibly Mao Tse-tung. The party will handle logistics, security, and press plans.
An economist warns that an average wage increase lacks individual guidance under price controls. He notes some rates must rise more or less than the average and the Pay Board will decide cases to meet anti inflation goals. An advisory panel forecasts a modest recovery with 5 percent real production gain and 3 to 4 percent inflation.
U S Army seeks to hire third country nationals to bypass the Cooper Church amend ment restricting American personnel in Cambodia. The plan estimates 200 000 dollars yearly for foreign staff to assist arms handover and support roles, with Korea Australia New Zealand among likely hires.
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