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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1967

Page

2

Market Dip Mixed as Industrials Edge Lower at Noon

The New York stock market opened with a firm tone that softened into a mixed, lower trend by noon. The Dow Jones average edged down a few points as gains were scarce and machine tool orders for September fell, with GM hinting at possible extended strikes while Chrysler resumed UAW talks.

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Vietnam War Policy Debate Spurs Congressional Action

Washington AP reports fresh calls for Congress to stay in session on war policy in Southeast Asia. House sponsors, including 57 lawmakers, push for forceful action rather than adjournment, outlining 26 distinct alternatives to current administration plans. Senate discussions focus on urging the UN Security Council to seek a ceasefire and possible U.S. compliance with council directives.

Washington Congress Vietnam Three House House Findley Finchey Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wayne ‘Morse D-Ore U.N. Security ‘Council United States Council North Vietnam Mike Mansfield U.N

Session To Deal With War Urged In Senate Broadcast

Sen. Thruston B. Morton urged ending U S search and destroy missions in Vietnam saying they cost too many casualties. He called reducing U S operations and turning more fighting over to South Vietnam essential to restore morale and limit bombing. Democratic Sen. Frank Church warned escalation could prompt calls for invasion of the North. Morton spoke on Issues and Answers with Church guests on television.

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First Union National Bank declares higher quarterly dividend

First Union National Bank's board increases the quarterly dividend from 2 cents to 27 cents per share. The payout is December 11 to stockholders of record November 17, announced by Elmore R. Alexander Jr., High Point office executive. The raise follows eight quarters of steady payments, bringing 1967 total dividends to $1.02 per share.

First Union National Bank Elmore R. Alexander Jr High Point First Union National

Equal Pay Pressure Expected in UAW-Chrysler Talks

DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers family of bargaining with their No 2 target Chrysler Corp plans to press for Canadian and American wage parity. Douglas Fraser said Canadian wage parity is a top priority as the union moves the Ford deal to Chrysler before General Motors. Walter Reuther called parity the only major item not won in the Ford agreement and UAW and Chrysler teams return to subcommittee talks at Chrysler.

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Humphrey Makes Whirlwind Visit To Vietnam Countryside

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey toured South Vietnam’s embattled countryside in a whirlwind trip. He praised Maj. Nguyen Be of the Revolutionary Development Training Center for candor about corruption hampering a major war program. Humphrey said Americans back the Vietnamese people and new government and noted signs of progress in the RD program despite concerns.

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Woman Threatened After Escape From Apartment

Ex suitor claimed she was unharmed but Batch threatened to kill the girl if police tried to rescue her. Police said she had a chance to flee Sunday night but was too frightened to move as crowds gathered around the house. Police used searchlights at the darkened residence.

Batch Donald J. Stehlik

Lithium Talks Resume At BESSEMER CITY Plant Crisis Echoes Past

Negotiations at Lithium Corp resume amid a strike and a shooting scare. Plant manager Dean Herman reports a pay raise offer of 33 cents an hour over three years, with 35 to 40 workers on site and picket lines outside the plant. Detective Schultz quotes a threat from Batch after a wounded man named Caldwell identified Batch as the shooter. Relatives and unions push for progress as mediation help arrives.

Bessemer City N.C Lithium Corp Plant Dean Herman Alan Schultz Batch Caldwell Herman Youngs Workers Union Afl-Cio Robert Bergstrom Chariotte Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Manaement Jhase

Edison Marshall Dies Noted Historian of Novels at 73

Edison Marshall, author of Benjamin Blake Yankee Pasha and The Viking, died Sunday night at his Augusta home at age 73 after years of declining health. A native of Rensselaer Indiana, he served as an Army lieutenant in World War I and later settled in Georgia with his wife Agnes Flythe. Survived by a son and a daughter, funeral plans were listed as incomplete.

Augusta Edison Marshall Marshall Benjamin Blake Rensselaer Ind University of Oregon Agnes Sharpe Flythe Georgia Edison Jr Frank R. Motley Virginia Beach Don Colvig Templeton Calif

Bernard Miller touts savings with HSA health plans

Bernard Miller of Hospital Saving Association claims companies can save thousands yearly by using HSA Blue Cross and Blue Shield coverage. He says it cuts hidden claims administration costs and paperwork, inviting readers to contact local HSA at BB9-2118 High Point.

Bernard Miller Hospital Saving Association HSA Blue Cross Blue Shield

Pile Treatment Works Wonders For California Couple

California couple praise Preparation H for hemorrhoids with Mrs C Arnold of Sacramento reporting dramatic relief. Doctors note most cases shrink inflamed hemorrhoids, easing pain burning and itching. the product lubricates and soothes irritated tissue, reducing swelling.

Sacramento Cal C. Arnold

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