U S Denies Cairo Plan in Strong US Defense
Secretary of State Dean Rusk rejects Cairo claims that American planes attacked Egypt calling the charge malicious and false. He argues Nasser overreached in blaming the United States as Israel’s war power exposes Arab weakness and Soviet restraint in the UN cease fire. Israel’s strength shifts balance as demagogues stir Middle East tensions and oil wealth fuels conflict dynamics.
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Dean Rusk
Cairo
Egypt
Nasser
United States
Rusk
Middle East
Israel
U.N
Wayne Hays
Moshe Dayan
Vietnam
Joe Wagner
Robert McNamara
Tax Cut Victory Expands North Carolina Exemptions
Governor Dan Moore celebrates enactment of a 23 million tax cut for NC taxpayers. The plan raises the 300 per dependent exemption to 600, adds 600 for college or trade school students, increases age 65+ exemption to 1,000, and exempts up to 500 monthly pay for military in combat zones or hospital care. Effective January 1, 1968. House approval followed leadership efforts by Speaker David Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
North Carolina
House
David Britt
Editorial Research Library Expansion
The piece notes a surge in library activity fueled by federal aid, with 70,502 libraries nationwide and 6,000 plus librarians attending the American Library Association convention in San Francisco. It discusses long term funding, expansion, and evolving ideas from microfilm to interlibrary loan networks in New York State.
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American Library Association
San Francisco
United States
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Delaware
West Virginia
Arizona
A.L.A
Central Intelligence Agency
New York State
Juvenile Delinquency Clash Spurs National Debate
Washington debates juvenile delinquency policy with Senate hearings led by Sen. Tom Dodd and House actions by Rep. Roman Pucinski. HEW Secretary John Gardner testifies on a $4 billion annual bill to fund prevention and reform, while politicians clash over hearings and consumer matters.
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Senate
Capitol
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Sen. Dodd
Congress
USA
House Education and Labor Committee
Roman Pucinski
D-Ill
Chicago
Lisle C. Carter
Health, Education, and Welfare Department
Johnson
Commission On Law Enforcement
Pucinski
HEW
John Gardner
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Betty Furness
LBJ
Consumers’ Champion
Consumers’ Advisory Council
Madison Avenue
White House
U. S
Iceland
Dave Zinkoff
Philadelphia 76Ers
Bjarni Benediktsson
Roger Hilsman
Far East
Kennedy
Vietnam
Notable Voices on War and Local Developments in High Point
The piece comments on Middle East conflict humor and seriousness, cites Congressman Hays and Rep Wagner, and notes Nasr’s leadership. It reports local issues including Jaycees paper drive shift to June 18, air service debates between Piedmont Airlines and Southern Airways, and hospital admin education achievements.
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Piedmont Airlines
Southern Airways
Tennessee
Winston-Salem
Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont
Smith Reynolds
Greensboro-High Point
Washington
Southern
Airport Authority
Marion L. Eakes
I. Paul Ingle
Roger Sebaldo
Guilford
Forsyth
Piedmont United
Denzil L. Patterson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Duke University
East Tennessee State
Johnson City
Duke
Pat
North Carolina Good Neighbor Council
High Point
East Central
Woodrow Grady
North Carolina
Triad
Friendship Airport
Winston- Salem
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U.S
United Arab Republic
Strait of Tiran
Arab League
U. N. Security Council
Kremlin
Dan Moore
Drew Pearson
Capitol Hill
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Joe Brown
W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
N-S
Middle East Middle
God
Bobby Culler
Jaycees
North Main
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