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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1967
Page
4
Governor Moore unveils a $2.7 billion biennial budget with four tax relief measures. Proposals raise dependency exemptions and provide extras for students and seniors while exempting service pay in combat zones. Officials praise the budget as forward looking for North Carolina’s economy and public services.
An Executives Club audience gave polite but limited applause to Han Suyin who argued in depth for Red China's cultural revolution and warned of Communist danger. The piece notes her anti Japanese and anti American stance, praise for her knowledge, and juxtaposes it with the host president and the audience's skepticism.
Editorial notes India begins a week long general election for 521 Lok Sabha seats. It highlights Congress led by Indira Gandhi facing intra party and external opposition, with contenders Morarji Desai and Y B Chavan as leading figures. The piece reflects on U S financial ties and food aid context shaping the vote.
India faces a food crisis with per person production down about 2 percent after drought. The 1966 output struggles to exceed 3.6 million tons, with critics accusing Indira Gandhi of prioritizing industrial goals and U. S. grain deals. The debate features Nehru era policy critique and nationalist sentiment as Indira seeks support.
The report discusses the libel judgment against Esther James of Harlem in the Powell case and outlines her disputed background. It notes her extensive Buffalo police records, aliases, and alleged assaults, while urging investigation by the Powell committee on due process and witness handling.
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