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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
4
The article argues Phase II relies on political compromise to absorb wage and price pressures from labor and industry. It suggests the plan is deliberately flexible to avoid decisive defeats, reflecting Nixon’s adversary style and shifting blame. Confusion is expected to persist through Phase II.
A CBS program on busing reports that many liberal lawmakers favor busing while sending their own children to private schools. Senators Kennedy Muskie Bayh McGovern and Jackson are named, with Jackson noted as the only Democratic nominee whose child attends a public school subject to busing.
The United States faces a national policy question on population growth as the Commission on Population Growth and the American Future studies how to stabilize growth by voluntary means. Births outpace deaths and immigration, raising questions about an aging society and future economic impact.
A column surveys racial balance in cemetery needs as city leaders debate expanding burial space for the indigent and whites. It notes funding hurdles for Salvation Army projects, a Trinity Junior High education fund following a death, and local pride in high school bands and a student chosen for a Disney World World Symphony performance.
An official count shows federal agencies hold about 395 million dollars in unused equipment, with the Pentagon owning roughly 85 percent. Items include a hinge assembly for an aircraft engine and 19,200 pairs of camouflage pants. The General Services Administration offered much of it to other agencies, but much remains unsold as the Army faces understrength and overstaffed conditions.
Jack Anderson reports the army has only one combat ready division in Vietnam and a similarly weakened force in Korea and Europe. Home forces show two divisions ready, many units understrength and demoralized with drug abuse and discipline issues. Westmoreland orders haircut reforms as a sign of control amid manpower shortages. In a separate note, Humphrey advisers say a 1968 plan to announce resignation and seek Kennedy as running mate would have reshaped the 1968 campaign but was rejected.
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