Furnishers Say Market Booming Across South
Four major Southern furniture manufacturers declared the industry booming on the second day of the fall market. High Point attendance appeared record, with unofficial counts surpassing 1,060 buyers by noon. Market activity stretched from High Point to Thomasville Lexington Hickory Lenoir and Drexel as buyers from all states and several countries flooded showrooms and exhibition halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Marks
Southern Furnitre
North Carolina
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Point
Furniture Plaza
National Furniture Mart
Thomasville
Lexington
Hickory
Lenoir
Drexel
Furniture Factories Marketing Assn
South
Don Jordan
Johnson Carper Furniture Go. Inc
Haanoke
Jordan
First Time as Witness Rinaldi Denies Killing Wife
Frank Rinaldi testified in his murder trial denying he killed his wife on Christmas Eve 1963. He said he does not know who killed her and admitted taking tranquilizers that day. He recalled engagement in 1962 and described his and Lucille’s upbringing near each other in Waterbury, Connecticut. He denied being fired from the CIA and defended his Army service and misfired Officer Candidate School. See RINALDI On Page 2A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsborough
N.C
Frank Rinaldi
Rinaldi
Waterbury
Conn
Barry Winston
Winston
Durham
Luccille
Thomas Cooper
Our
Central Intelligence Agency
Cooper
CIA
Ikeya Seki Comet Near Sun Risks Bright Sky
Viewers should rise early to spot the Ikeya Seki comet as it loops near the sun. California Institute of Technology astronomers warn it may ignite a bright tail up to a million miles per hour and could be seen before sunrise Wednesday and again Thursday if it survives the sun encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Solar System
California Institute of Technology
Csltech
Earth
Water Projects Approved in Senate Omnibus Bill
The Senate approved a $2 billion omnibus bill authorizing future water projects including North Carolina items such as Neuse River 18.6 million New Bern 10.4 million and Ocracoke Island 1.636 million plus Cape Fear River navigation 1.51 million. South Carolina received a 319,900 authorization for a Hunting Island Beach navigation project.
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Washington
Senate
North Carolina
Neuse River
New Bern
Ocracoke Island
Cape Fear
South Carolina
Hunting, Island Beach
Senators Denounce Protests Against Draft Demonstrations
AP reports in Washington that Senate leaders denounced anti draft protests as damaging to U S image and unlikely to trigger new laws. Discussions centered on existing draft card destruction crimes and proposals to criminalize interfering with military or naval operations, with no immediate action this year as Congress nears adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Senate
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Peking
Johnson
State Department
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Armedervices Committee
Jecurtry
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
United States
Thomas H. Kuchel
R. Calif
California
Lausche
Nicholas Katzerbach
Donald Russell
D-5.c
Russell
Katzenbach
Congress
Klan Refuses To Turn Over Its Records
Washington hearing opens as Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton refuses to hand over subpoenaed Klan records citing constitutional protections. House Un-American Activities Committee hears from investigator Donald Appell about fear and intimidation faced by witnesses across the South. The inquiry notes 381 Klaverns nationwide, led by United Klans of America with 260 klaverns. Imperial Wizard Robert Helston of Tuscaloosa sits among leaders observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Shelton
Shelton
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Georgia
Invisible Empire
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Torney
Lester Chalmers
Sieteton
Edwin Ik
Willis
D-La
Donald T. Appell
South
Appell
Johnson strolls for over a mile amid hospital days
President Johnson, hospitalized after gall bladder surgery and kidney stone removal, walked over Bethesda Naval Hospital grounds for more than a mile. Press secretary Moyers said Johnson felt livelier than yesterday and may remain hospitalized this week, with recovery likely longer than first expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bill D. Moyers
Ordare
Moyers
Semesda Naval Hospital
Everything Normal Says Draft Boards Across Nation
An Associated Press survey finds no organized draft-evasion. Officials from Maine to Utah report normal operations with no unusual deferments or rejections. Some boards note more student deferments at certain times, while Miami reports a rush of registrations by older men and arrests connected to draft card violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Buck
Associated Press
Selective Service
Maine
Arthur A. Holmes
Michigan Selective Service
Howard E. Reed
Colorado
Boston
Paul F. Feeney
Massachusetts
Utah
Evan P. Clay
Miami
U S Government Worried By Viet Nam War Protests Tass claims
Tass reports Washington seriously worries about antiwar demonstrations and the November march on Washington. It says Johnson, under hospital care, discusses the issue with advisers and ordered Attorney General Katzenbach to assess Communist involvement in the protests.
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Moscow
Johnson
United States
U.S
Washington
Jonson
Viet Nam
Tass
America
Nicholas Katzenbach
Katzenbach
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National Assn. of Manufacturers
Creech
Unique Furniture Co
Winston-Salem
Leo J. Heer
Mar
Southern Furniture
Leo Heer
John S. Creech
Presi
Henry A. Foscue
Globe Furniture Co
Don L. Jordan
Johnson-Carper Furniture Co
Roanoke, Va
Ed K. Thrower
Founders Furniture Co
Pleasant Garden
AFL Richardson
Officers Candidate School
Farin
Qinta
LOL
Tlee
Ieee
LEE Eee
Cisselle
Klan
REP
Edwin E. Willis
U.S. Gov
Goerer Corlen
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