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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
3
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A North Carolina bond issue for 100 million dollars faces voter decision after legislative approval. The piece argues Guilford County's growth and tax structure influence bond needs and raises questions about how state funds and federal aid affect poorer counties, urging voters to weigh equity and local impact.
Editorial notes Hungary under Janos Kadar shifting toward reform and West outreach. Amnesty for political crimes, easing church controls, more religious activity, and looser travel rules signals a tentative opening. State Department cautions but Kadar seeks international prestige and economic ties with Greece and Benelux.
A Herald Tribune led line reports rising pressure for major tax reform in Congress with Treasury and the Federal Reserve backing a tax cut. Details outline a phased rate trim to 14 percent on low incomes and 48 percent top rate by 1965, plus changes for married couples and corporate taxes, aiming to boost employment and profits while reducing inflation risk.
President Kennedy shows political amnesia as Democrats ally with Republicans against him. The piece details Southern Democrats blocking civil rights and aiding foreign aid cuts, with voting splits in the House and Senate. It notes Kennedy’s past votes on aid and warns of party defections shaping his agenda.
A fellow editor recalls reader backlash over recent “hit or miss” editorials after 17 years of service. He justifies a sabbatical as necessary to regain focus and mental fitness, noting writing editorials differs from daily columns. He argues editorials require research, travel, peace, and time away from pressing news, amid modern distractions and global concerns. He explains the need to stay mobile and seek broader perspectives, including Europe and Nordic regions, to keep commentary relevant.
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