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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1967
Page
4
Raleigh's legislature moves toward decisive actions as committees shape bills. Key issues include Brown Bagging and alcohol licensing, industrial revenue bonds, redistricting, appropriations, East Carolina College status, and city school bus transport costs. Budget balance grows delicate amid higher education and school outlays.
Lodge calls the terrorist inner circle the real cancer in Vietnam saying destroying it would end the war. He notes allies struggle with counterterrorism, cites massive civilian destruction by terrorists, and urges continued, years-long efforts to eradicate terrorism and stabilize South and North Vietnam.
Editorial notes frugality in a consumer driven economy and contrasts it with bank lending. March retail sales hit a record 26.474 billion, up 4 percent from a year earlier after months near 25 billion. Consumer credit grew in 1966 but slowed. savings rose to 5.9 percent of disposable income. Easter, weather, and fashion shifts affected spending. Seventh Avenue expects stronger spring orders and tentative improvement ahead.
Drew Pearson argues the poorest nations like Bolivia and Haiti gain little from the Uruguay conference and are absent from talks. He notes Haiti under Duvalier risks a blood bath, the USS Boxer stands guard, and Galo Plaza’s failed mediation signals weak hemispheric diplomacy.
The 11 a.m. Friday topping out ceremony marks the formal opening of the Southern Exposition Building Green Drive wing as Spring furniture market opens. Construction advances toward delivery in coming months with 65 percent of exhibitors reshaping booths and a larger Sky Room style dining and meeting space planned atop the new wing.
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