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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
6
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Navy seeks 62000 to build a bowling alley and hobby shop on Hatteras Island North Carolina described as an oceanographic research center with 192 military personnel and 80 dependents The plan faces questions about recreation access in an isolated coastal area reachable mainly by ferry and subject to winter service interruptions The same report notes Weeksville Elizabeth City facility excess and no planned military construction at Weeksville.
AP reports Ole Miss faces loss of about 2 percent of its faculty as 54 listed faculty members from the 1962-63 catalog will not return for the fall term. The churn includes two department chairs and other senior staff amid concerns over academic freedom and administrative responsibility.
On this date in 1780 the British won at Camden South Carolina with Lord Cornwallis leading 2000 regulars against Horatio Gates Colonial Army. In 1858 Queen Victoria sent the first Atlantic cable message to President James Buchanan. In 1896 gold was found in the Alaskan Blondike. In 1936 Spanish rebels took Badajoz and executed 1200 defenders. In 1945 Babe Ruth died in New York after illness. Ten years ago Russia proposed a six month peace conference and German reunification. Five years ago Wolestt Gibbs died at 16.
AP analysis notes a federal tax cut could free about 10 billion dollars, but state and local governments may raise taxes to fund growing communities. A leading economist argues the boost to overall demand remains, with higher output and more jobs, whether tax savings are spent by individuals or via government revenues.
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