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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
2
The American Exchange in New York reports stocks narrowing losses this afternoon as the market enters its fourth consecutive day of decline. Fractional gains and losses appear across the list.
Quotations from the NASD show representative inter-dealer prices as of about 10 30 A M today. Markets fluctuate through the day and prices exclude retail markups mark-downs and commissions.
New York AP outlines selected stock transactions on the American Stock Exchange with noon figures. The document explains dividend rates, footnotes on special and extra dividends, stock dividends, ex-dividend dates, and other conditions including foreign issues and reorganizations.
U S Marines fought near Gia Binh as three companies Charlie Bravo and Delta secured the village before dark. Mortar barrages followed into dawn wounding and killing several and halting a planned follow up assault as they evacuated the dead and prepared to hunt reserves along the DMZ.
The noon stock index figures show the Dow and related sectors with modest moves. Industrial averages hover around the 41,000 to 44,000 range as trading continues on the New York Stock Exchange.
U S jet pilots claimed two MIGs shot down over North Viet Nam in the largest air combat day of the war. Eight dogfights near Hanoi produced no American losses, while two U S planes were downed by ground fire.
Kenilworth police chief says a good fingerprint found on glass from a French door is the strongest lead in the Valerie Percy murder investigation. Coast Guard divers, aided by the Chicago police crime lab, search Lake Michigan for potential murder weapon while fingerprints and palm prints are analyzed for clues. Percys, Republicans for the U.S. Senate seat, have left their home and paused campaigning amid the probe.
Stock quotes show mixed movement with Dow Jones industrials at 792.20, down 0.39. Rails and utilities slide slightly while industrials edge higher, with several second grade rails and public utilities figures listed.
Forecast for North Carolina and South Carolina calls for partly cloudy skies and generally fair conditions through Friday. Mild Friday east of the mountains with cooler tonight. lows 45 to 53 in the mountains and lower 60s on the south coast. highs near 70 in the mountains and near 80 in the southeast. In South Carolina partly fair through Friday with cooler tonight. northwest lows around 55 and lower 60s along the coast. highs Friday mid 70s to near 80 in the coastal plain. Cotton futures opened with no actual trades reported in New York.
The 1965 General Assembly report reviewed ECC's bid for a medical school. Trustees received only five of 24 pages as Dr. Jenkins released parts of the study. Consultants urged a community health and life services institute instead, citing weak science departments and limited research. Jenkins defended publishing partial results and kept pursuing a medical school, stressing continued vigor and a director to develop the institute.
The text notes U S insistence on free choice for Vietnam and opposition to seating Communist China in the United Nations. It cites Goldberg urging Thant to stay on, and outlines two key facts: Taiwan's ROC UN membership rights and Beijing's demand for drastic UN changes, including expulsion of Taiwan and Charter transformations.
Ford announces a 4 percent price rise on 1967 models about 113 dollars per car to cover safety items. Chrysler follows with an average increase of 3.2 percent about 92 dollars, citing safety upgrades and design costs. President Johnson comments on the moves as lawmakers weigh the economy and profits. Reuther calls for a congressional inquiry into auto industry pricing and profits.
Officials confirm 24 underwater detonations ranging one to five tons TNT will begin in October near the Kurile chain to study seismic wave travel and distinguish quakes from nuclear blasts. Observers from the Soviet Union and Japan may watch. results shared with the global scientific community.
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