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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

11

North Carolina House votes down extra sales tax measure

The House rejected a plan to let voters decide on a new 1 percent sales tax to fund counties and cities, 64-40. Sponsor Rep. Donald Stanford cited about 40 million dollars annually for counties and 18 million for municipalities, while opponents called it discriminatory to urban areas.

Raleigh House North Carolina Donald Stanford Dorange Sneed High D-Cumberland High Marcus Short D-Guilford Stanford Senate State Department of Correction Dan Moore Commission of Correction State Tom White D-Lenoir

Inflation Tax Boost Urged by Federal Reserve Chief

William McChesney Martin Jr. urged a prompt increase in personal and corporate income taxes to curb inflation and support housing and recovery. He backed Johnson's earlier surcharge and said Congress should act soon, with a July surtax push possible, as deficits loom and spending rises continue.

Washington William McChesney Martin Jr Federal Reserve Board Martin Johnson Congress Rotary Club Toledo Ohio Admin Federal Reserve

Battle site at Breed's Hill anchors Bunker Hill Monument

The Bunker Hill Monument sits atop Breed's Hill, marking the battlefield where the historic clash occurred. The location honors the site of the confrontation that defined the early siege.

Bunker Hill

President's Grandson Lyn Nugent Born in Austin

Luci Johnson Nugent and Patrick Nugent welcomed their 6 day old son Lyn Lyndon Nugent after leaving Seton Hospital in 95 degree heat. The newborn weighed 8 pounds 1½ ounces and measured 21 inches. The family described happiness and hopes for a peaceful world as reporters watched the first public appearance.

Patrick J. Nugent Seton Hospital Texas Patrick Lyndon Nugent Lyn Luci Little Lyn Nugents

Meredith Pushes Voter Registration in Mississippi March

James H. Meredith continued his U S 51 march toward Oakland and planned political orientation meetings in major towns to spur voter registration among Mississippi Negroes. He noted low turnout but anticipated cooperation and emphasized registering by July 7 for the August 8 Democratic primary.

Oakland Miss James H. Meredith Meredith Hernando Grenada Mississippi

TV series may decline says Hollywood veteran

Dan Blocker of the Bonanza clan predicts TV series will fade as audiences seek two hour films and specials. He says the trend toward anthology and special presentations will dominate within three or four years and that audiences have grown more sophisticated.

Gene Handsaker Associated Press Hollywood (Ap Beverly Hillbillies Dan Blocket Hoss Cartwright Daily Variety Tves Aerv den Denoff Sam Rolfe Man U.N.C.L.E Schlosser Richard Rodgers Alfred Drake Florence Henderson Agnes de Mille Jo Mielziner NBC

TV Schedules Preview Shift Toward Longer Series

A fall schedule review notes a slight swing to longer shows with 31 half hour slots in a combined NBC CBS trio lineup and more one hour programs. Network chiefs predict continued popularity of ongoing series like Bonanza Lucy I Spy and Gleason, with executives predicting more serials and extended formats to fit prime time.

Herbert Schlosser NBC Lucy Gleason _ Perry Lafferty CBS Perry Mason Andy Hardy

Petticoat Junction charity show in Hooterville planned

Tuesday June 27 1967 highlights Selma Plout producing its annual charity show. Peyton Place features Rachel kidnapped from night school and other plot threads. The Warren Report continues its Kennedy assassination probe. The Fugitive subplot centers on a ballpark kidnapping and Kimble as witness. 300 News 30 Joey Bishop :45 Show.

Petticoat Junction Hooterville Selma Plout Joey Bishop

Television Listings for Charlotte Roanoke and WBTV Stations

Broadcast schedule lists programs by time including Gen Hospital Dark Shadows Big Show and Tonight Show on WSOC. WBTV features To Tell News Cronkite Branded Daktari Red Skelton Warren Report Weather and more. Roanoke listings include Valley from NCLE Occasional Wife Movie and News.

Wghp-Tv Chan WFMY WSJS Mike Douglas Damascus Walter Cronkite Huntlegan Waikiki Brinkley U.N.C.L.E the Invaders Skelton Ton Place Petticoat Junction Itive Warren WSOC WBTV Walter Cronkite Roanoke Valley N.C.L.E

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