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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1967
Page
2
The American Stock Exchange reports a mixed pattern in early Wednesday trading with gains and losses nearly even. Averages show slight declines as broad weakness persists after reaching a 1967 high, suggesting cautious sentiment amid uneven moves.
The excerpt lists various stock quotes and percentages from the New York Exchange with figures for companies like White Mot and Xerox, including price entries such as 1.49 and 1.20. The text shows scattered numbers, partial tickers, and low clarity, reflecting a clipped AP market paragraph from 1967.
Florence South Carolina AP Gov George Romney of Michigan a self styled old automobile man who believes in keeping to a schedule set a fast pace in South Carolina as he neared the end of his quest for a solution to racial problems in the north He said he was here to learn to get insight into rural problems and sought solutions to urban problems A key presentation of Florence city officials highlighted the visit amid discussions of potential GOP presidential candidacy and migration patterns of southern Negroes to northern areas
New York AP reports cotton futures opened up 10 to 35 cents per bale from the prior close, signaling a stronger start to the trading day.
American officials say North Vietnamese forces suffer heavy losses yet continue shelling. A U S Army artillery authority calls the enemy’s endurance remarkable, while Marines with World War II and Korea experience doubt that heavy losses will quickly stop their fire.
Larry Pullin of Thomasville saw his burglary charge reduced in Davidson County Superior Court to breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony. He remains untried with bond set at 10,000 dollars. The case stemmed from entering Mae Belle Williams's Thomasville home on June 24 while she slept. Three Thomasville men, James Elmore Powers Joshua K Hoskins and Clyde Flippin, were convicted of drunken driving with suspended sentences. Hoskins and Flippin were fined 100 dollars each, Powers was fined ...
In Saigon on Tuesday the communist artillery barrage along the DMZ eased after a month, shifting focus to North Vietnam as American planes increased raids. U S and allied forces reported heavy strikes on Haiphong and the Hanoi rail line while Navy jets targeted bridges at Haiphong and engaged multiple air defenses, with mixed claims of enemy losses.
In Harlingen Texas the Rio Grande surged, flooding the city and driving 8,000 to 10,000 residents from homes while shelters expanded. Mexico reports up to 54 deaths from Beulah and about one million homeless along the river from Reynosa to Matamoros. Army amphibious vehicles helped evacuate residents as dikes failed.
Showers and thundershowers mainly west North Carolina tonight and Thursday. Mild with lows in the 50s to low 70s coast. Cooler Thursday inland. South Carolina sees showers tonight and Thursday with mild nights and 60s to near 70 along the coast. Georgia reports showers and thundershowers tonight and Thursday, cooler north and central sectors, lows 50s north to 70s coast.
In Tijuana, a deadly bread contamination is blamed on parathion with seven U.S. chemists in Sacramento confirming the toxin. Officials report 14 to 34 dead, mostly children, and about 250 hospitalized as a milk ban is lifted and water boiling stops. experts warn parathion quantities small enough to kill a man.
Tropical storm Edith remained stationary in the eastern Atlantic and appeared to have weakened slightly. Forecasters said Edith had a good chance to become the season’s fifth hurricane by nightfall as gale winds extended about 100 miles from the center, located roughly 2,000 miles southeast. The storm was expected to drift west at under 10 miles per hour for the next 24 hours.
Dinh argues Viet Cong gains threaten peasant support as South Vietnam offers only purchase schemes. He calls for de escalation and a U S treaty fixing troop status and bases. Independently Sen Milton R Young warns a political victory in Vietnam may be out of reach. Dirksen rebukes Case over Tonkin Gulf remarks amid GOP crossfire.
Soviet sources say Moscow retreats from pledges of rising living standards as military spending and aid to Vietnam and the Middle East strain the economy. Official benefits announced Tuesday cover small consumer gains, with major raises and new goals to follow after October 10.
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