The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 27

7C BURLINGTON N.C DAILY TIMES-NEWS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1965 Total Near Million Electrical Firms Are Fined By JACK LEFLER AP Easiness News Writer NEW YORK (API Damages assessed in a 1960 electrical equipment price-fixing scandal have neared $400 million found guilty in 1961. Hie ruling by U.S. Dist, Judge Wilfred Feinberg was in a civil case to determine damages. Judge Feinberg ruled that dulenUy overcharged by $5,624,401 for 11 steam turbine generators they bought hi 1952 to supply the Atomic Energy Commission plant near Portsmouth, a ouo. ts subb diarV( indiana-Ken-j He awarded triple damages of The to'a.

was increased Electric Corp were frau- $7.424,373 for Ohio Valley Elec- day when a federal judge fined tr ir and 448,830 for Indiana- Ceneral Electric Co. and West-i The voracious grasshopper Kentucky Electric inghouse Flectric Corp. nearly that torments modern farmers The case was one of about million for their part in fix)s the same species of desert 900 private utilities and pub- ing prices, rigging buis and di- 1 locust Schistocerca gergana) lie power agencies throughout viding markets on electrical that devastated Egype in Bibii-the country to recover damages equipment at $1.75 bil-i al times. The terrible plague They resulted from the govern- liqn annually, jof locusts left the land of the, ment's breaking a criminal con- The companies a BACK-TO- SCHOOL NEEDS NOTEBOOKS BOOK SACKS BRIEF CASES PENS PENCILS PAPER STAPLERS RULERS ETC. All Kinds Of Study Aids To Help You Earn Better Grades SHOP NOW AT YOUR I CAMMACK'S Office Supply Pharaohs without "any greenjspiracy among 29 electrical thing in the trees, or in the equipment manufacturers, herbs of the field." The conspiracy has cost General Electric more than $225 OF If A I a A TO 7 0 0 A EST 2 I IOWCST TEMFCIUTWS IMCLOODFOACCAST A I million and Westinghouse more Corn goes into paints and pipe than $110 million, bowls, soaps, salad oil, Spokesmen for the two com- WEATHER FORECAST Showers and thundershowers are forecast for North Carolina tonight, matches, margarine, hair-wav- panics said 99 per cent of lower temperatures following.

Showers will spread from the New England area along the ing, preparations, vinegar, dollar claims have been settled 'East Coast and on into Texas The rest of the nation will have generally fair and mild weather chewing gum, bay rum, Most of the cases never went to iUPI Fotocast). ana face powder. court. The of Edenton, N. C.

The Beautiful Slue le made history by staging a feml-j being put to work. YugMlavte nine Revolutionary Tea Party on I and Rumania a-e buiidtag Oct. 25, 1774 The legation on hydro-electric pover Station Courthouse Green )s marked that will be the bigfttt la with a bronze teapot. 'Europe outside Russia. With skirts.TM to ther You want Bo Phil Sauers Man Of Surf World Weather LOCAL TEMPERATURES Charleston, cloudy Charlotte, cloudy Colurnbr cloudy Gieensboro.

cloudv 1 High temperature yesterday, 183; low last night, 66; at 11 a.m. By JOY MILLER 81 84 86 82 G'ville, SC, cloudy 81 Ralett'h, cloudy 83 Savannah, fog 87 Wilmmgti n. clear 83 76 69 69 69 66 fe7 67 66 Partlv Five-Day Forecast CAROLINA temperatures are- Asheville, 81 and 60. Charlotte and Raleigh 185 and 64, Columbia 89 and 67, I Charleston 87 and 69. Moderate -pi temperatures at beginning of 'period with little day to day change until turning cooler about Sunday or Monday.

Precipitation will be moderate totalling one-quarter inch to three-quarter inches occurring Slipper Bar Downtown i 3 I 12.99 and as scattered showers and today 78. i new sport cult, surfing. NEW YORK KP) Like The surf-worshipers who THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nian vou hodaddies don't know real'y stoked--dedicated--are FORECASTS how real stoked a surfer can sort of waterlogged first cousins i feel about riding those keeno-jet to the black 1 eather-jacketedj NORTH CAROLINA bis waves roving motorcycle club mem- ou( and warm todav with aftern 0n thunder -SOU1H CAROLINA Tempera-dershowers Thursday and Fn He bron dint of the International Association who is spending the driven onto the beach and ail where Variable cloudiness with better part of a vear traveling winter in rubber exposure caUere showers or tlunaer around the country in a special Enthusiastic but not reallj snowers over te tonight and lv outfitted truck to tell all vou stoked are trasses of teen-agers hodads or hodaddies--squares wno mav or may not be organ- rnainj easl OU1J who don get any kicks out of ized into the thousand miscel 'ife--about the thrills of the big laneous little surfing clubs 1 Boots la Buskens for the mods ft la legs. Many styles, heights, heels and leathers one smashing, dashing look. "Wonderful way to make Fall and Winter behave.

presi dav in the sunlight, all night infers west portion, high 73 to will average about normal dav probablv becomi. al Surimg the glare headlights of cars 36 mountams. 85 to 91 else-during period through numirous toward the .,11 Mondav Some normal high and tin nenod becoming more- end of and Cuni'Park Plaza DEPARTMENT STOKB hodaddies-squares wno mav or mav not be organ-," 121 et an kicks out of snd iscel- TM a a a io rsd a Low tonight in MADAM'S DEPT. STORE WEEK-END SPECIALS 100 Pairs Of Children's 4 9S 5 95 SHOES Sixes 5-12 12V2-3 ONLY 2.00 A PAIR McADAMS DEPT. STORE Main St.

Graham cloudv 90 bf Discussion Held On Fiber Makeup around the countrv. and who 'spend an hour or two a day at mountains ranging to lower tne sport in good weather along coast At 28 Sauers has a well- tanned tinger in every enter- CAROLINA prise iimHma surfing In thp c-rtTTQv i that packing in the tefn-dsers these davs he pt cl. 7fi r4 R'S "insu'tant and occanon al i i that Sauers not a teen fiecuonth slid- i aiagonallv through i of the a in the dis'ancf He also most thp 35mm surfing f'lms used on television a GREENVILLE (AP) Dclc- Sauors is olmlv interested in- gates to the Cotton Markeimg besides making monev pro-and Somner Breeder Confei- moting surfing as a sport ence in Gteenvihe heard discus- Right now Southern California sions on measuring fiber prop- chief plavground, but ertips and a panel discussion on suricrs on the Texas Gulf Coast marke'ing todav and Eastern seaboard will more Discussions centered on meas- than ti'ple in number in two unng fiber properties for mar- ars sauers predicts ketmg and manufacturing and Inland am body of water that the panel was on potentials for can tske a boat is fair game for establishing a marketing svs- a anation that's spurting into tern based on instrument ev al popularit)--boat wake uations surfing. A large group of experts in It's much easier," says the textile field urged the dclc- Sauers "because vou aren't gates Tuesdav to work immed- ndmg the waves in the ocean iatelv to re-establish cotton as and vou can go as long as the a major force the textile boat goes market. FRIDAY NITE 'TIL Heat -Stall It shortens the life of any battery.

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in The INens Joseph Kennedy Rests In Boston Hospital Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 76, was- reported resting comfortably today at New England Baptist Hospital in, Boston. He entered the hospital Tuesday for what his doctors called i a genera! Kennedy suffered a stroke in December 1961' and has since Raft Indicted Actor George Raft has been indicted on six charges of in-! come tax evasion, Attv Manuel Real savs. Raft was indicted Tuesday a federal grand jury in Angeles, the attorney says. Raft is accused of paying no taxes on $85,000 income from 1958 through Raft, 69, will be arraigned next TucSdci Lreiui U.

S. Judge Pierson M. Hail. Winner By Cable i Bobby Fischer. 22.

U. S. chess champion, has won i a third long distance game in the Capablanca memorial tourna-j raent. i Tne tournament 5s being played in Havana but Fischer isi A cabling his moves from New York because the State Depart-1 i ment refused him a visa to visit Cuba. Tuesday night he defeated Gueorghia Trignov of Bulgaria in 22 moves.

Inspects Bases Maj. Gen. James W. WftMtn, commander of the 13th U. Air Force based in the inspected Chinese Nationalist air bases in Formosa today.

Deaths James R. Nicholson 87, a former brewery executive and grand exalted ruler of the Elks in 1915, died Tuesday in Con- 1 necticut. Long illness brought death Tuesday to Miss Edythe E. I Churchill, 34, director and vice president of the Churchill Broad- I casting in Buffalo, N. Y.

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