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Fragmentary biblical quote discusses happiness tied to seeking and finding generosity. No clear event or person named, limiting concrete facts for a full news-style card.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
4
Fragmentary biblical quote discusses happiness tied to seeking and finding generosity. No clear event or person named, limiting concrete facts for a full news-style card.
Governor Rockefeller travels to Washington to seek matching funds for a broad Medicare expansion. The plan would extend hospital coverage to nearly 20 million seniors and add doctor bill insurance for over 17 million, with cost sharing and intermediary administrated payments starting Oct 1 1967. Critics warn of overreach and rising government cost while stressing the need to consolidate.
Washington Republicans push to raise DC drinking age from 18 to 21 in a bid to curb teenage alcohol use. Democrats and a handful of Republicans clash over the measure while Hilliard Schulberg campaigns to defeat the change. The piece notes opposition and public disorder tied to current age rules and cites supporting and opposing voices from lawmakers including Joelson and Harsha. It also covers campaign finance, highlighting large fees paid to major law firms by El Paso Natural Gas and related firms in regulatory battles.
The Piedmont Triad Committee presses Raleigh for action on reconstructing U S 311 between Winston-Salem and High Point with a bypass on the Eastside and a link toward Asheboro. The effort marks a push to address the Triad area highway deficiency with emphasis on a major regional upgrade.
The Sentinel sought reasons for voter apathy in the Saturday primary. Ten residents were polled. three found it inconvenient, two cited work or travel, and three objected to Saturday primaries. A Tuesday primary is urged to boost turnout and participation.
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The piece argues claims that the draft favors the rich and discriminates against Negroes are untrue. Census figures show Negroes account for 11.7 percent of young males but 1.3 percent of those drafted overall in 1965, with rising Negro representation in noncommissioned ranks as first-term re-enlistment is higher. The draft targets by age and the college deferment pattern are explained, noting many deferred youths are unable to meet tests and could be drafted after graduation.
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