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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1969
Page
2
In Tripoli, security forces opened fire on demonstrators converging on the main mosque, killing at least four and wounding seven. Clashes continued as residents defied a curfew, with confrontations reported between troops and Palestinian guerrillas in two areas of the city.
Robert Deale of the Southern Retail Furniture Assn says buyers may buy in large quantities only if they spot unusually good deals. Southeast business through July is 2-3 percent ahead of 1968, but August to October runs slow with inventories rising and unit sales down. Dealers expect more stores to send reps while individual reps decrease. Manufacturers boost styles, lower prices, and promise quicker delivery amid inflation concerns.
Washington AP report says Senator Stephen M. Young of Ohio, aged 80 and the Senate's oldest member, announced he will not run again. He was first elected in 1958, signaling retirement after an extended career amid aging reality.
The former Rosenberg unit members were released after serving eight of a 20 year term. The Cohens, claiming Polish citizenship, reportedly did not renounce U.S. citizenship. They were granted freedom in an exchange involving three Britons and two others linked to drug smuggling and anti communist propaganda. Interview requests were denied.
The text describes an alleged effort by a sneaker named Voloshen to lobby on behalf of Edward M. Gilbert, a convicted securities thief, with involvement of Russell G. Oswald, NY State Board of Parole chairman. Life asserts call authenticity and links McCormack's offices to Voloshen, while McCormack denies personal business ties and private use of his office.
Army probe widens as sergeants major Wooldridge and two others refuse to answer questions on club funds kickbacks and Swiss bank payments. Witnesses cited Fifth Amendment pressure and a broader conspiracy link from Augsburg to Vietnam. Wooldridge removed from command duties at White Sands Proving Ground pending possible court martial.
In Sharon Pennsylvania Senator Barry Goldwater sharply criticizes Senator Hugh Scott’s unilateral cease fire proposal amid presidential race tensions. Goldwater says he does not speak for the GOP leader and stresses a senator must consider his constituents and party. He urges timing and coordination with the White House while noting potential labor and Negro voter implications.
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