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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1967
Page
2
Albany report says Gov Nelson Rockefeller could be a favorite son candidate for president at the next Republican national convention if New York GOP leaders confirm plans. Sources say a tentative decision designates him to hold the state's 92 votes as a rallying point.
Party leaders in New York weigh Romney support and Javits vice presidential chances as Rockefeller signals caution. Weather outlook shows cool days with light showers toward week’s end, highs mostly in upper 60s to mid 70s and nights in the 40s to 50s along the coast. In social notes, references to Mrs. Johnson’s associates and domestic connections appear amid fragmented text.
The New York City Board of Education reopened 900 public schools with supervisors and volunteers as the teachers strike entered its third week. Talks with the United Federation of Teachers resumed with mediators, while an outdoor rally urged turning the tentative agreement into contract language and a full return to normal classes.
The California Republican Party endorsed Ronald Reagan as the state's favorite son candidate. A statewide poll shows Reagan’s popularity fluctuating with about a third of voters rating him fair and a rising share backing him, while a separate survey notes some drop in support.
White House aides note voters judge Reagan by style but now his handling of state problems affects popularity. Criticism focuses on state health program cuts, tax rises, mental health funding cuts, and proposed university tuition increases. The state GOP backs Reagan as favorite son for June primary amid no opposition.
The Old Belt tobacco market opened with early bids from 80 to 87 dollars per hundred, heavy volume, and some sales placed under loan by the Federal Stabilization Corp. Lugs and oranges fetched 68 to 73 dollars, with experts predicting high prices due to a good crop. The sale continues this week while other belts pause to ease redrying plant congestion. The Flue-Cured Marketing Committee will meet in Raleigh to set dates and hours for resumed sales on other belts.
New York report notes a science backed formula that in most cases stops burning itch relieves pain and can shrink hemorrhoids.
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