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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1966

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White House denounces steel price increases as irresponsible

The White House labeled price hikes by Inland Steel and others as irresponsible and said they acted without government discussion. Gardner Ackley, CIOA chair, urged firms to delay action until talks with the government.

White House Washington Inland Jones & Laughlin Armco Pittsburgh Steel Co National Steel Corp Council of Economic Advisers

Senate Leaders Back Airline Strike Compromise Proposal

Senate Democrats and Republicans support a plan to end the four week walkout. Congress would order a 30 day return to work, followed by a 60 day mediator panel, then a possible 90 day extension if no contract is reached. President Johnson would oversee the mediation.

Washington Senate Congress Johnson Mike Mansfield Dmont Everett M. Dirksen R-Ill

Pentagon calls October draft of 46 200 men in buildup

The Pentagon announced an October draft of 46 200 men the highest since the Korean conflict. The September call was boosted to 37 300 from 31 300 due to revised enlistment estimates. The October total compares with peak 80 000 in early 1950 and in 1951 Korean buildup. The draft rise is tied to the military buildup for Vietnam where about 283 000 U S troops are stationed.

Washington Pentagon Viet Nam United States

Senate panel backs milder campaign bill over Johnson proposal

The Senate Rules Committee approved Sen. Howard Cannon's bill by 5 to 4, dropping hearings on Johnson's plan to tighten campaign financing. Johnson criticized the move while Cooper and Clark argued the late action was futile. The bill lacks annual gift and outside income disclosure and offers a $10 tax credit for contributions instead of Johnson's $100 deduction.

Washington Senate Rules Committee Johnson Howard W. Cannon D-Nev Congress Joseph S. Clark D-Pa John Sherman Cooper R-Ky Cannon Senate HOUSE Everett B. Jordan D-N.c Carl Hayden D - Ariz Claiborne Pell D-R.i Carl T. Curtis R-Neb Clark D-W.va Hugh Scott R-Pa

Three Held In Ellenboro Bank Holdup

Bank robbed of about 5000 dollars in Ellenboro North Carolina. FBI tracked suspects after a small green car was abandoned. Three men were arrested hours later near Rutherford County with money recovered in a wooded area.

Ellenboro N. C Rutherford County North Carolina FBI Ellenboro-Newhouse Lowell Hamrick

Johnsons Daughter Luci to Wed Patrick Nugent in August

President Johnson chats with his future son in law Patrick Nugent of Waukegan Illinois during an NFL exhibition in Washington. Nugent celebrated a bachelor party in a private dining room in D C Stadium before watching the Baltimore Colts defeat the Washington Redskins 35 0.

Johnson Luci Patrick J. Nugent Waukegan, Ill Wash Ington Young Nugent D. C. Stadium Baltimore Colts Washington Redskins

TFX Dispute Heats Up Again Over McNamara Choice

The McNamara push for a single TFX design to save about $1 billion faces renewed scrutiny as the F111B program runs 12 to 18 months late and prototypes remain overweight. Navy and Marine Corps positions, Senate subcommittee interest, and cost overruns color the ongoing controversy.

BEM Price New York Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara General Dynamics Boeing McClellan Defense Department W. E. Sweeney

Whitman killed 15 as autopsy probes for drugs

Police fatally wounded Texas Tower sniper Charles J. Whitman in a final barrage. An autopsy review cited shotgun wounds and a benign brain tumor but did not confirm drug influence. goof balls found on Whitman and a drug search was ordered.

Austin, Tex Charles J. Whitman University of Texas Tower Whitman Austin de Chenar M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute Houston John Connally

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