1966 a year of growth in High Point
Dalton praises 1966 as a year of progress and prosperity in High Point with new plants, stores, schools, churches, and homes reshaping the city. He attributes the growth to foresight, hard work, determination, and dedication, noting inflation fears fade amid construction activity.
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High Point
P Hunter Dalton Jr Named High Point Man of the Year
The Enterprise honors P Hunter Dalton Jr a business leader and chairman of the High Point Redevelopment Commission for leading urban renewal efforts in High Point over more than five years. His cautious support helped secure outside federal help and focus on community rejuvenation and decent housing.
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High Point
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
Dalton
Desegregation Guidelines Issued To Accelerate School Integration
The 1967 guidelines mailed to superintendents aim to hasten desegregation across districts with voluntary plans. Northern segregation will face closer scrutiny as the policy requires faster progress to remain eligible for federal aid. John W. Gardner says the guidelines align with a Fifth Circuit decision, signaling a push to end tokenism and speed up integration.
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Washington
Office of Education
John W. Gardner
Gardner
Pressure Builds for Brown Bagging Reform Efforts
A drive to liberalize North Carolina liquor laws gains momentum as business leaders form a statewide coalition in High Point to press for ABC law revisions. In Charlotte and Hendersonville arrests link to open bottle and liquor sales, while the U S Supreme Court upholds immediate enforcement of open bottle restrictions. Leo Heer heads a 1967 General Assembly lobbying group with Sydney Gayle and James H Millis among its leaders.
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North Carolina
High Point
ABC
Charlotte
Hendersonville
James David Cain
Walter Galloway
Brevard
North Carolina Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
U. S. Supreme Court
Leo Heer
General Assembly
Heer
Southern Furniture Building
Sydney Gayle
Alderman Studios, Inc
James H. Millis
Adams - Millis Corp
Russians React as Picasso Nudes Open in Moscow Exhibit
At Moscow's Pushkin Museum crowds view a Picasso nude drawing as Russians react with blushes and laughter. The show marks a relaxation of art controls amid other departures from Socialist Realism with 19th and 20th century Soviet works at Tretyakov Gallery School and a Tass note on Chagall.
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Moscow
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts
Pablo Picasso
Picasso
Tretyakov Gallery
Pushkin
Tretyakov
Tass
Marc Chagall
P.E. Lebedev
Chagall
Unwanted Soldier Buried With Full Military Honors
An orphan who spent 26 years seeking belonging was laid to rest at Golden Gate National Cemetery with full military honors for Sgt. Richard Campos killed in Vietnam. He joined the Army at 17 after years in orphanages, died December 6, and was buried beside Fleet Adm. Chester Nimitz’s grave in San Bruno.
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Army
Richard Campos
Viet Nam
Oakland Army Terminal
Campos
Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Golden Gate National Cemetery
James Diego Campos
Sacramento
San Francisco
Vietnam
Chapel of Our Lady
Presidio
Richard
Maj
Melvin Haggin
Carbondale
California
San Bruno
Truce Violations Reported as Vietnam Cease Fire Opens
U S military says 62 combat incidents occurred during the first 48 hour truce with 14 significant clashes causing casualties. A 101st Airborne unit repelled a five hour assault in the central highlands. Diplomatic moves push peace talks as Thant urges an unconditional halt and a longer truce.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Vietnam
U.S
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Johnson
LBJ Ranch
Texas
Britain
Washington
Hanoi
United States
George Brown
Hong Kong
Ho Chi Minh
United Nations
Thant
North Vietnam
Outlook for 1967 Moderate Growth for High Point Firms
RoBERTER Babson predicts 1967 will bring about a modest 4 percent rise in overall business for High Point, North Carolina, after a record year driven by furniture and textiles. Debits run 18 percent higher than last year, while construction slows due to tight money and high costs. Growth expected in home furnishings textiles corrugated boxes machinery paints chemicals power and electronics with retail and service sectors holding steady, notably groceries and clothing.
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Roger Babson
High Point
Greensboro
Acto Bank
London boy breaks leg skiing but mother spared
A London boy aged 11 skiing in Switzerland writes home that while his teacher Herr Wikler took eight boys to nursery slopes he fell and broke a leg. He adds relief that it was not his own leg and his mother is glad it was not mine.
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London
The
Daily Telegraph
Switzerland
LBJ Says Nation Can Afford Vietnam War
President Johnson told a New Year’s Eve news conference at the LBJ Ranch that the nation can afford the Vietnam burden while addressing domestic needs. He urged budget cuts without neglecting health education poverty and city needs and welcomed talks with Hanoi to move toward peace. He credited U Thant and UN efforts to halt violence and total war.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
South Vietnam
U Thant
United Nations
U.S