Congress Faces Task Of Clearing Tax Cut Way
Congress considers passage of a tax cut plan reached by the Treasury and Ways and Means. Dirksen and Gore warn of a possible filibuster over civil rights while White House pressure persists. The proposal lowers rates from 26-91 percent to 15-75 percent, with a two-installment $9.9 billion net cut and a new $1,009 bracket, aiming to take effect January 1.
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City Council Faces Criticism Over Williard Property Rezoning
The council’s weariness and backtracking over the Williard property rezoning sparked community frustration. Voters demand a decisive, properly reasoned solution and accountability, urging a clear plan to fulfill the city’s obligations to Singer Fidelity and settle the issue promptly.
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Sugar Price Shifts Prompt Congressional Probes
Editorial notes sugar price volatility driven by speculation and reduced world production. House Banking subcommittee plans hearings on preventing undue speculation, amid ongoing debate over Cuba quotas and U S supply management. Domestic cane and beet growers supply about three fifths of U S consumption as policy debates cycle.
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East West rapprochement outlook brightens in Washington
Washington reports a hopeful mood for East West talks this autumn after the Moscow signing of the atomic test ban. Diplomats expect an East West foreign ministers conference and a summit of leaders to advance peace efforts, with Russia perceived as ready for negotiated easing in the cold war.
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Test Ban Seen as Step But Not Cure for Disarmament
James Marlow assesses the limited nuclear test ban treaty as a minor episode in the broader disarmament debate. He notes the treaty bans atmospheric tests but leaves underground testing, calls for inspections, and questions Russia and China’s manpower and trust. The piece argues disarmament remains unlikely this generation and highlights inspection challenges and strategic risk.
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Notes On The News On Disarmament And Global Fear
The piece debates trust in a Russia treaty and Eagle Claw. It questions Chinese attitudes toward war and disarmament, noting that both East and West fear disarmament while remaining nuclear aged. Fear drives peace efforts and deters risk.
Fishers End European Tour As They Return Home
Af Luis Fisher president of the National 4.A.U. and Mia Fisher return Friday from a European jaunt. They met Richard Nixon in London and discussed sports as the U S team beat Britain. Royal hosts in Moscow and Warsaw were praised and their Scotland trip linked to a shopping center rescue in Rotterdam. The couple conveyed pride in home High Point despite travel.
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Distinguished visitors attend National Women's AAU event
Former Mayor William F Bailey and his wife Margaret travel from Raleigh to Raleigh houseguests of Mrs Willis Siane at the National Women's AAU Championships seeking renewed friendships. Berlin Wall marks its second anniversary as travelers report shock photos and a West Berlin scene.
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Fat Stock Show And Sale Preparations At City Garage
Walter Comfort as chairman and Vance Proctor as vice chair lead the Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee with Dave Neill driving interest for tomorrow's Fat Stock Show and Sale. Thirty five sturdy beeves, over a thousand pounds each, will be shown at Games Street City Garage starting 3 p.m. Wednesday, sale begins at 1 p.m. The event is hosted by the Chamber Lions Rotary Kiwanis and Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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