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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1967
Page
5
North Carolina Governor Dan Moore signals a modest tax cut to the General Assembly while pledging continued support for education. Analysts note a potential $166 million education boost limits room for broad tax cuts, yet the move could reflect sound governance and fiscal prudence.
Mayor Pro Tem Roy B. Culler Jr plans a spring bid if a viable ticket forms. James H. Millis steps down from the council due to other duties. Mayor Carson Stout may not seek renomination, supporting Culler. Republicans weigh a competing ticket as spring politics heat up.
Pentagon figures show 1961 to 1966 losses total 1 120 fixed wing planes and about 630 helicopters in Southeast Asia. Crashes accidents and ground destruction add to enemy fire losses as Viet Cong defenses and sabotage worsen U S air power in Vietnam.
Editorial notes Kosygin’s seven day tour of Britain as part of renewed Anglo Russian talks begun in Moscow. The visit will cover trade and British Russian interests including Gerald Brooke’s imprisonment and demonstrations of nuclear and electronic capabilities. The piece weighs leadership dynamics between Kosygin Brezhnev and the broader shift in Soviet policy toward China.
Washington report notes Wright Patman faces Republican backing against Adam Powell style curbs while John Bell Williams and Dixiecrats contrast loyalty. The piece links Rep Lud Ashley with bankers backing and GOP pockets to clip Patman, citing Moorhead and others in line to limit powers and push further action at the next meeting.
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