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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
11
Senator Birch Bayh speaks to Pfeiffer College students in Misenheimer North Carolina. He warns the nation faces a complex civil rights problem and calls for moderates to confront extremists on both sides. He urges action to address violent rhetoric and urban slum conditions.
The Indiana senator urged a method to confront White Citizens Council and Ku Klux Klan extremists without sacrificing civil rights programs. He noted Congress has enacted adequate civil rights legislation, with current focus on economic opportunity.
The article quotes Bayh arguing that individuals cannot be forced up the economic ladder and must be given opportunity through proper training to escape poverty. He frames education and training as essential, linking them to economic advantage. The piece notes New York harbor has 730 miles of shoreline.
The University Business Review projects about 8 percent GNP growth with a sub 1 percent rise in real GNP, aided by defense spending shifts. It notes a $50 billion increase in plant and equipment expenditures, and expects defense cuts of up to $15 billion in 1986. Net exports fall to 1959 lows as the balance of payments worries rise.
London AP report says leaders of the Anglican Church the Church of Scotland Baptist Union Congregational Church Methodist Church and the Federal Church Council endorsed stiff sanctions against the white minority regime at Salisbury to end the Rhodesian rebellion.
In Indiana police report a, escapee tied to Warsaw burglaries led officers on a high speed chase Thursday. A car linked to the suspect was stopped after a pursuit through residential areas, with authorities locating stolen checks and weapons inside.
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