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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1967
Page
2
The American market shows some recovery after a drop of about 9.65 points earlier. Investors weigh mixed signals as trading proceeds, with attention on key sectors and benchmark indices moving modestly higher.
The New York Exchange reports a bustling display with business activity as recent events include a press party at the Exposition Building and a press breakfast at the Furniture Plaza. Betty Furness, adviser on consumer affairs, will speak at 2 PM Wednesday for the opening of the Green Drive Wing of the Exposition Building.
Fragment from page IA records indicate six persons were taken as dead or wounded in a incident. Authorities and hospitals reported casualties and ongoing investigations into the event.
In West Philadelphia police found Annabella Booker dead with five arrows in her body. Vaughan Booker, her husband and an expert archer, shot her three times in the neck and twice in the left side after a weekend of quarrels. He was arrested. he reportedly said he jibe, and failed, to strangle his 3-year-old son. He borrowed a dime to call police after the slaying.
Reg Hubbard notes Arwood Corporation reports nine month period ending September 30 with net sales up 11.6 percent to 18,945,103 and net income rising 28 percent to 1,135,870 or 1.25 a share. Adjustments reflect February stock dividend. Shares outstanding 911,574 versus 890,385 prior year.
New York market data shows declines across major sectors with the industrial and transportation indices slipping while finance and other groups exhibit mixed movement. The index readings indicate a cautious session as traders digest early noon figures and price changes.
Army troops under Colonel preach a warning to marchers to leave by midnight or be arrested. Jolson oversaw 2000 troops as demonstrators departed, followed by a moment of silence and cheering. Debris remained at the Pentagon mall as trucks vacuumed up trash while slogans lingered on the masonry. Overnight lows ranged from the 40s to near 60, with mostly fair skies in the Carolinas.
Piedmont Airlines appoints John R Johnson to a newly created supervisor of catering services role. Formerly a Piedmont flight attendant based in Washington DC, Johnson will work from the Winston Salem home office overseeing catering on Piedmont flights.
Mrs. W. C. Cribbs and C. E. Williamson are recognized for 25 years of service. Cribbs has served as cashier at the High Point and Greensboro offices while Williamson has worked as agent and staff manager.
Virginia clears tonight with lows in the 40s and Tuesday brings sun and warm highs in the low 80s in the south and around 80 in the north. Georgia sees clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday, with highs 74 to 85 and cooler lows around 45 to 58 depending on area.
SAIGON AP reports U S warplanes hit targets near Haiphong including a naval yard and fortifications, destroying a torpedo patrol boat and rail lines to curb North Vietnamese supplies. Carrier air navy sky hawk and marine pilots supported operations around Hanoi and Lang Sau bridge as 30,000 infantry moved in.
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the FCC can regulate CATV systems. A San Francisco circuit court ruled the FCC lacks power, while a separate DC circuit decision supported FCC regulation in a related case. Justice Douglas and Justice Marshall did not participate. The San Francisco court vacated an FCC order against three San Diego CATV systems.
The Supreme Court will hear the Justice Department appeal on whether the 1870 Civil Rights Act can be used to prosecute private individuals who interfere with Negroes access to public facilities. Four white men in Georgia were indicted for conspiracy to deprive rights, with Thurgood Marshall slated to participate in the hearing.
Israel’s mood hardens after the destroyer Elath is sunk. Egypt claims the ship was in its waters as missiles struck, killing 15 of 202 crew and wounding 48 with 36 missing. Moshe Dayan warned Suez could spark new war. Ben-Gurion doubts Egyptian responsibility. Foreign Minister Abba Eban vows to press allies on the incident.
The AP reports stock averages and a health care pitch linking Blue Cross and Blue Shield to claim handling costs. A Chapel Hill representative touts savings from outsourcing to a group named Hospital Year Ava and Associated Press compiled data shows fluctuating figures across weeks and years.
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