Neighbors clash over use of public funds for private hospital
In a sharp exchange, the Record accuses local voices of sectional insularity while editors defend seeking county aid only if a solid public case exists. The piece critiques subsidizing a private hospital with tax money, cites past county projects, and stresses prudent spending and local cooperation.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Daily News
Guilford
Daily News
Little Brother
Afternoon Record
Triad Park
Board of County Commissioners
High Point
L. Richardson Memorial
General Greene
Brazil's Costa e Silva Visits U S Amid Inflation Fears
Editorial notes President-elect Artur da Costa e Silva arrives in Hawaii and plans talks with President Johnson in Washington. It cites Brazil's costly path under military rule, a new constitution, inflation spikes, slow growth, and looming press controls as context for wary American support and a tentative alliance.
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Artur da Costa E Silva
Brazil
Hawaii
Washington
Senhor Costa E. Silva
Johnson
N. Y. Times
Alliance For Progress Nations
U. S. State Department
Rio de Janeiro
Jornal Do Brasil
Costa E Silva
Powers in Play as McCormack Faces House Drift
Washington reports say Speaker John McCormack may be ousted as House leader with Republican Gerald Ford taking signals. Democratic Congressmen whisper about his faltering grip hindering 1968 prospects while McCormack battles to defend Powell and battles a waning influence amid Capitol intrigue.
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Capitol
John McCormack
House
Gerald Ford
McCormack
Gray
Gaunt
Adam Clayton Powell
DN. Y
Powell
Congress
Dodd
Jim Boyd
House Public Works Committee
Boyd
Connecticut
Joe Martin
R-Mass
John Moss
D-Calif
House Commerce
Madison Avenue
Moss
John Jarman
D-Okla
Harley Staggers
D-W. Va
Senator Soaper Voices After Campaign Rest
North American Newspaper Alliance reports on post campaign reflections by Senator Soaper. Mixed commentary includes ghostwriter aid for speeches and a blunt take on public concerns.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Parades, tax notes, and business outlook share pages
Hamlin Briggs returns from the Rose Bowl with color photos featuring Allen Burton as marshal and his horse Comanche Joe valued at 21 500 with burnished silver accents. Charlotte tax assessors uncover almost a million dollars in hidden property across several sites and warn on tax rules. Jaycees move meetings to Wednesdays at the Sky Room and plan the Miss High Point Beauty Pageant alternative Battle of the Bands on January 28. Furniture industry outlook improves with regional markets boosting orders, though skilled labor shortages persist. Doris Slane hosts CBS Girl Talk taping while Skipper's Choice president reflects on the yacht-building legacy.
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Hamlin Briggs
West Coast
Allen Burton
Burton
Briggs
High Pointer
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Jaycees
Jaycettes
YWCA
Livin
Chicago
High Point
Doris Slane
Channel 2
Skipper’s Choice
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General Theological Seminary
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Senhor Castelo Branco
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Kitaya Eo
Ated
Contremiere
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Drew Pearson
Minutemen
State Department
Central Intelligence
White House
Joe Pool
Texas
Sen
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Tom
Vietnam
Russia
Soaper
By Bill Vaughan
Sludgepump
United State Patents Office
Berry's
NEA, Inc
USC
Bob Hope
Southeast Asia
Tonight
Hope
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