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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1965
Page
4
The article argues that the United States faces transformative economic changes with bold faith in policy tools. It notes high profits at General Motors, record Dow Jones levels, rising personal income and living costs, and questions whether monetary and fiscal policy can curb cyclical swings without damaging fundamentals.
In a San Jose coffee shop a Costa Rican waitress voices gratitude for American aid and friendship, contrasting with regional anti U S sentiment. The piece recalls Latin American protests in Panama and argues that Costa Rica may reflect a more favorable view of the United States and U S policy.
A strike delayed equipment delivery but the Automatic Electric cut over to broadened area service linked High Point and Thomasville exchanges. North State Telephone reports a Feb 1 deadline met with no layoffs. Other items note HPC Humanics unit, hosiery industry trends, pharmacy instruction group, local social misbehavior, animal overpopulation concerns, and obituary of Charles A. McMurray.
Monroe county court findings condemn racial designations in indictments for four kidnapping cases amid August 1961 disturbances. The piece argues Robert Williams should remain in Cuba, where he fled to avoid prosecution, and notes new indictments may be sought after striking racial designations in county voting lists.
Editorial notes new rate cuts by the Bell System, negotiated with the FCC, reducing interstate long-distance charges. The 1.50 dollar Saturday daytime and early evening rate, 1.00 dollar Sundays and after 8 p.m. weekdays, will lower annual interstate revenues by about 100 million dollars. A further business user reduction is planned by April 1.
The piece argues the United States faces a relatively calm period under Johnson with focus on domestic issues. It suggests tranquility arose from a mix of reduced foreign pressure, defense budgets, and a Soviet leadership shift after Khrushchev, while warning that China and covert influence could still threaten peace.
State Sen Edward J Speno of New York says the automobile is dangerously unsafe for current use and the only modifiable part to curb highway carnage. He urges reliance on trust in people, noting most are honest, as Britain’s Northcote Parkinson is cited and references to de Gaulle and Glory appear in the piece.
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