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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1967
Page
2
The New York Stock Exchange opened with brisk activity and a mixed tone as gainers held a 3 to 2 edge over decliners. By noon the Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.40 to 930.88 after a delayed start in reporting floor transactions.
The text explains stock dividend and distribution footnotes from an A P stock averages table. It lists codes a through z for various payout and distribution conditions including extra dividends, stock versus cash payments, ex-dividend status, and special cases like liquidating dividends, new issues, and warrants. The sales figures are noted as unofficial and some items reference bankruptcy, reorganization, or foreign issues subject to tax.
A contractor at Ames Space Agency Research Center in Sunnyvale was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Reserve recently. A relative expects him to be sent to Vietnam. A romance between the secretary of state's daughter and a Black college student began after they met in Washington and grew with a shared interest in horseback riding in the capital's parks.
Patrolman and officer Burdette responded to a house breaking call on the outskirts of West Jefferson. The assailant fled into bushes when confronted. Miller said they heard the man in the weeds and entered after him, at which time Burdette was shot. The assailant’s identity was not known.
Variable clouds and cooler conditions spread across the region tonight through Saturday. Near coast lows in 50s to 60s with scattered showers or thundershowers. mountains 40s to 60s. Georgia clears, cool nights with highs 75 to 84 and daytime temperatures averaging well below normal for the period. Precipitation total about a quarter to half inch, early next week near the coast.
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission blames human error for the Mt. Washington Cog Railway derailment that killed eight Sunday. A preliminary report says the Skyline Station switch was not in the correct position and that the crew should have halted the train.
Soviet foreign minister Gromyko condemned U.S. and Israel policies in the Middle East and warned that Israel must withdraw from Arab territories and accept UN Jerusalem decisions. He urged reparations to Arab states and a global peace framework. Tass dismissed questions on halting North Vietnam bombing.
AP photographer Henri Huet was wounded by shrapnel in the right hand and leg during a North Vietnamese shelling of Con Thien near the DMZ. He was flown to Da Nang Navy hospital for surgery. condition reported satisfactory. Huet, 40, a veteran Vietnam War photographer for AP, had recent surgery on a fragment in the lower right leg with a slight fracture.
Senator Joseph S. Clark unveiled a $5.06 billion antipoverty bill to extend the program and create an emergency job plan for two years. He cited a drop in poverty from 35 million to about 27.5 million, and projected a reduction to 10 percent by 1970, as debate opened after housing funds were approved. The measure would keep $2.26 billion for the program through the current year, with $178 million slated for full operation if renewed.
The Queen Mary sails from New York Harbor for the last time on a transatlantic voyage. A flotilla salutes as 1,100 crew and 1,500 passengers depart, with farewell events and nostalgic tributes marking the ship’s final journey.
Milan AP reports Harald Quandt, a leading German automobile industrialist and among postwar Germany’s richest, died when a private two engine plane carrying six people crashed in the Italian Alps near Saluzzo while en route from Frankfurt to Nice. Italian police cited a shepherd witness. Quandt was 45 and a prominent figure in postwar industrial wealth.
Treasury Secretary Henry H Fowler warned Congress that opposing the 10 percent income tax surcharge risks voter backlash as inflation, high interest rates, and a swelling deficit loom. He cited a $111 rise for a $10,000 earner, $285 if inflation hits 3 percent, urging lawmakers to pass the tax. Republican leaders Ford and Dirksen offered cautious optimism, while the House Post Office Committee advanced a measure boosting pay for postal and other federal workers.
Police in Saigon indicate a 24 year old Vietnamese woman of Chinese descent, Miss Phung Ngoc Anh, was arrested with a .45 pistol fused to kill five people, including two Americans. The Dragon Lady is described as wearing a red and blue scarf and often firing from a rear motorcycle seat.
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