Tax Bill Test Of Politics And Economics
Editorial argues the Nixon administration faces a veto decision on a tax bill with two provisions pushing exemptions from 600 to 800 and a 15 percent rise in Social Security payments. It warns the bill could widen the deficit and inflation, and urges a veto for genuine reform of inequitable tax laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Senate and
House Conference Committee
Senate House Conference Committee
Austins
Tragic Death of Dr Karl Shepard Ended a Lenient Healer
Dr Karl Shepard died after a fall from stairs at his home ending a career marked by fearless medical service. He treated patients regardless of color class or creed, often aiding in poverty with his own resources. Born to wealth he devoted himself to ongoing study and practice while enduring pain, and his efforts to live on one floor home were halted by his collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Shepard
Harvard
Phillippians
Rome
Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
Emsrywood ‘Baptist Church
L.H. Hollinasworth
Weke Forest University
Bible Break for the Busy in Modern Offices
A preacher urges daily Bible breaks during office hours to renew spirit and resolve. He cites bankers and a stenographer who find strength in Paul’s Epistles and other Scriptures, urging readers to start a habit of daily devotion.
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Paul
Jesus
Christ
Néro
Muck rake, PR birth, and the tarnish of American image
CAPUS WAYNICK reflects on how knowledge breeds empathy yet exposes flaws in the United States. He cites Teddy Roosevelt on muckrakers and warns against destroying faith in national goodness amid criticism, noting the rise of modern public relations shaping reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capus Waynick
Teddy Roosevelt
Insurance Booby Traps Expose High Risk Auto Policies
A 1969 exposé by Bell McClure outlines how certain auto insurers sell high risk, poorly funded policies that fail to pay claims. Victims with limited means face heavy bills when insurers collapse, with 180,000+ judgments filed and ongoing enforcement by state commissions hampered by under staffing and alleged organized crime links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smay
Oldsline
Phil Hart
D-Mich
Senate ‘Antitrust Subcommittee
Redevelopment deadlines set for downtown building plans
Worth Loflin consented to a Feb 1 deadline for starting a building of at least three stories on the northwest corner of E Commerce and S Wrenn Streets in Winston Salem, with Loflin holding title and a permit for up to 18 stories. Loflin’s pledge followed a Friday session where extensions were denied, while L Ray McMahon promised four stories at the Elwood site by the same date.
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Redevelopment Commission
E. Commerce and
S. Wrenn Streets
Worth Loflin
A . Winston-Salem
Hamilton
Sears
L. Ray ‘McMahon
Elwood
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Abraham Lincoln
Seer Roe
Ion Mane Chap der
Britain
New Jeans
Isaiah
James
John
Patmos
Mie
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
D.a.rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Awawlidol JR
Richard Teague
Ward-Griffith Company
National Advertising Representatives
Teddy
America
Jack’ Anderson
By. Bell-McClure
Syndicatcy
ShitUinais
Maryland’s. Insurance
State Insurance Commissions
State Insurance Commission
Florida Insurance Company
Elt McPherson
Joseph F. Snider
Civil Service
House In
Haley
House
inston-Salemn
Clark
Howard’ Coble
Forest Hill Presbyterians
Mitchell Builders Inc
Henry Z. Dowdy
John W. Thomas
Jack D. Childress
Pit
Charles Carter
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