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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1968
Page
3
Low Cost Housing Key To Human Betterment
President Johnson urged Austin listeners that the nation cannot end urban turmoil until the poor can buy homes with modest mortgage payments. He cited the 1968 Housing Act as a path to 26 million new homes, stressing a trillion-dollar effort to boost housing for the poor and underprivileged and fix financing for affordable homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Austin
Texas
United States
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pearson on Middle East peace and UN role
Lester B. Pearson argues fear must be removed to turn regional hostility into neighborliness and that Arabs and Jews fight over land with deep ancestral claims. He says the UN can help peace if member governments enable it, but warns compromise seems unlikely as both sides cling to their dreams and histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Middle East
Mid-East
Pearson
United Nations
Confidence Mixed as Consumers Curb Spending in 1969 Outlook
A nationwide survey of 10,000 families by the National Industrial Conference Board finds Americans more optimistic about business conditions than in the past year, yet cautious about spending. Christmas sales suggest a new record, while worker purchasing power fell in October from higher previous levels. The piece notes divided forecasts among economists and advisers for 1969, with inflation concerns and questions about Nixon's economic policy. The unemployment rate at 3.3 percent marks a 15 year low, signaling continued economic strength despite uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Conference Board
Henry Ford
Tezes
Richard Nixon
Ime
Nixon
Arthur Burns
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisers
Johnson ‘Istration
Vietnam
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Alan Greenspan
New York
Burns
Business Council
Paul McCracken
University of Michigan
Labor Department
Boyd pushes two hearings to shape future thruway routes
Washington DC hearings set to require public input early and after tentative route fixes. Secretary Boyd rebuffs highway lobby opposition as DC court ruling and Natcher pressure fuel debate. Volpe transition noted with construction ties, Nixon era cabinet plans teased alongside Shriver and Humphrey politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alan Boyd
Florida
John Volpe
Massachusetts
Boyd
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Transportation Department
District of Columbia
Potomac
U. S. Court of Appeals
Congress
William Natcher
Kentucky
Natcher
Nashville
Tenn
John A. Volpe
Noted senator calls for waste reform and odd gifts
Senator Soaper warns the nation about garbage with options to burn bury or repurpose. A singer who aimed to avoid publicity shifts careers while a governor and a president receive gifts of salmon eggs and pine seeds. A quirky stocking stuffer idea appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
South Korea
Scenic I-40 stretch in Smokies draws millions of eyes
Travelers praise the new four lane route from Cove Creek to Newport as a spectacular mountainous highway. The $1.5 billion per mile project cuts through the Pigeon River gorge with benches and rock cuts, 170 million wheelbarrow loads of fill, and 125 carloads of explosives. W. Curtis Russ and Dan Moore championed the mountain road, with hopes of a Welcome Center south of the Tennessee line. Officials predict heavier traffic as weather clears and safety upgrades, including tunnels with adaptive lighting, stand ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove Creek
Newport
Tenn
North Carolina
Tennessee Line
Great Smoky Mountains
Pigeon River
New York
Leon M. Siler
Midwest
Florida
W. Curtis Russ
Nan Moore
Dan Moore
Russ
Sterling
Guyot
le Conte
Great Smoky Natorial Park
Asheville
U. S 19
Dellwood
Knoxville
The
Waynesville Mountaineer
General Assembly
Greensboro
Barstow
Calif
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