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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1964
Page
2
New York AP lists selected stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange as of 1 30 p m. The brief roundup notes notable movements, volumes and prices across major listings for investors and market watchers.
Democratic State Chairman J. Mel Saxon urged Broughton to stop the destruction of billboards in Macon and Mecklenburg counties. The report also touches on dividend tables, ex-dividend dates, and general stock market notes from New York and the American Stock Exchange.
Republican governor candidate Robert Gavin urged end to one party rule in Fayetteville and other Eastern North Carolina stops. He argued roads, new industry, and improved education would raise incomes and warned residents have suffered under a single party. He called for a two party system and a “new start.”
The Charlotte News endorsed Lyndon B. Johnson for president saying they will vote for him with genuine reluctance and heavy misgivings. The editorial dismissed Berry Goldwater as unable to articulate clear issues or inspire confidence.
Industry leaders point to a boom driven by taxi drivers buying high end furniture like an $800 sofa. Campbell notes a move toward styling and quality while postwar trends push more purchases by drivers and other consumers.
A Miami coffee house folk singer was held on a 25000 bond accused by a friend of threatening to kill President Johnson. In Jacksonville police arrested Bruce Lee Cornell a Michigan steel worker with a loaded pistol and an unload carbine near the President’s speaking venue. Cornell denied any intent to harm anyone and was held on a vagrancy charge.
Democratic leaders held a large North Carolina rally in Hickory for congressional nominee Dan Moore and criticized GOP rival Robert Gavin. The event drew many attendees, including several gubernatorial primary candidates, amid discussions of leadership change and tobacco policy. In New York, ABC faced a 15 minute delay on air due to a page strike by the National Association of Broadcasting Employees and Technicians, with minimal disruption to network operations.
Walter G. Greene, Republican candidate for Congress from the 6th District, claims the Guilford County ballot favors Horace Kornegay and resembles a state lineup. He says a flawed setup could mislead voters and that he filed a protest with Guilford elections officials last week.
Barry Goldwater spoke on a bus ride with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Kenneth B. Keating in attendance. Tickets, sold at $2, filled the venue as Goldwater defended his faith in neighborhood schools amid a noisy, confetti drenched audience. He warned against what he called social experiment and urged support for freedom from government.
The text praises a loyal ally and colleague of U.S. Senator Olin D. Johnston D SC noting his model for the nation and his temperate leadership. Figures named include Representatives William Bodan Dorn Robert Anate J McMillan and Tom Gettys of Rock Hill along with the President.
Rhyne sues in Gaston County claiming two Charlotte detectives and another man dragged him from his seat at a Charlotte Colisee um Goldwater rally on Sept 21. He says Mrs Belew identified him at Winston-Salem water headquarters a week earlier and threatened Goldwater's life. Rhyne denies the charges and seeks redress for embarrassment and mental anguish.
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