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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
2
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 770.32 at noon, down 2.34, as investors traded cautiously. Losses outweighed gains in moderate trading with focus on whether prices would stay above August’s 767.03 closing low or fall through to seek further support.
An Associated Press summary notes Beerenes Sika on Zenith Radio as part of a 1966 AP report. The fragment references radio programming and copyright context from that era.
The fragment lists various stock exchange terms such as declared or paid in 1966, ex dividend and ex rights. It mentions stock distributions, cash value estimates, and notes abbreviations like wi when issued and nd next day delivery. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events.
Thomasville Furniture Industries, Inc. wins bronze Oscar of Industry in Financial World 26th Annual Depot Surveys. J. C. Dorety, vice president, to receive trophy October 26 in New York from Richard J. Anderson. Over 1,200 leaders will attend the presentation. About 5,000 annual reports were reviewed in 97 classifications in 1966.
A 26 year old American graduate Nicholas H Riegg from Concord California and UPenn 1963 was expelled from Russia this month for alleged CIA work and hostile activities. The U S Embassy in Moscow denied the charges. Trud reported Riegg and embassy official R Lesh expelled earlier on similar grounds and accused of subverting African students.
B52 bombers conducted two raids against North Vietnamese targets near the demilitarized zone south of Vietnam. Targets included infiltration routes, supply and assembly areas 20 miles southwest of Dong Ha and 18 miles northwest of Ha. Marines reported heavy fighting, 51 enemy dead, and ongoing operations as U.S. forces rise to 317,500 with 2,500 more troops arriving.
Howe told a House committee that desegregation guidelines aim to spur progress for federal funds. He noted only 37 of 2,000 districts lost funds, while 73 cited may face penalties. he emphasized no mandate for instant faculty desegregation or racial balance, despite Southern protests and sharp partisan sharpness on the floor.
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness with occasional rain or showers mainly in the western portion tonight and Saturday. Lows 50s in the mountains to upper 60s on the south coast, with highs 60s in the mountains and 70s to 80s along the coast on Saturday. Cooler northwest areas Saturday with highs 67 to 75 in the northwest and 76 to 84 elsewhere.
Two year old Robert Fuson was missing for about 13 hours behind his Bar Sannech area home. Duke University Hospital surgeon Dr. Robert Fuson and his dog Duchess located the boy at 7 15 a m about half a mile from home. The boy was bathed examined by his father and found in good condition aside from scratches and insect bites.
U Thant said he would seriously consider the Security Council request for a second term as U.N. secretary-general. His five year term ends Nov. 3 and diplomats note mixed signals on whether he will stay or retire.
A report cites President Johnson directing White House assistant Joseph Califano to respond to Wirtz and the Office of Economic Opportunity about the critical unemployment in Negro areas, triggering swift federal action.
Gov. Dan Moore reports President Johnson signaled possible deferral of federal aid for highways and other programs to curb inflation. He stresses education and basic services must not be cut and notes North Carolina operates under a balanced budget with limited discretionary spending.
Two more Nuernberg war criminals, Baldur Von Schirach and Albert Speer, are freed at midnight leaving Rudolf Hess as the sole inmate in Spandau. Schirach, 59, loses an eye, and Speer, 61, expected to resume his architecture career. Hess, 72, seeks transfer to a smaller prison as Western powers press for his fate.
Soichi Kato of the International Committee for Breaking the Language Barrier proposes upside down signs to aid international travelers. Answers listed include Stairway Elevator Restaurant Exit No Smoking Railroad Crossing.
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