Regional planning could shape Piedmont Crescent growth
Governor Moore forms a 3 member planning body to curb metropolitan congestion across 18 counties. A $25,000 private subscription will unlock $50,000 in federal funds, aiming to align highways, zoning, and inter community development with High Point and Salisbury figures leading the effort.
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Dan Moore
Piedmont Crescent
William F. Babcock
Piedmont Triad Group
High Point
De Gaulle Pressure on NATO Won’t Dictate U.S. Policy
Washington rebukes De Gaulle’s bid to shift NATO control to France. President Johnson signs a firm but open posture, saying any changes require full NATO talks, not unilateral moves. Paris must reassess implications if it seeks dominance on its soil.
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Charles de Gaulle
Washington
de Gaulle
NATO
France
United States
Paris
le Grand Charlie
White House
LBJ
Merck and Company
Waynick Supports City Bond Proposals For High Point Growth
CAPUS WAYNICK urges a yes vote on High Point bond issues to fund water and sewer upgrades major streets and street lighting and city hall projects. He cites past debt lessons from 1933 and argues constitutional borrowing limits should not hinder progress with four major items totaling about 8.45 million dollars.
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Sanford
High Point
Montgomery Might Seek Re election As Guilford County Official
Local politics swirl around Dale Montgomery a High Point Republican whose decision to run or not for county commissioner could shape the GOP ticket. Democrats hope to field a High Pointer, while Montgomery’s track record of bipartisanship and business focus fuels speculation on his future role.
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Dale Montgomery
GOP
Montgomery
High Point
Guilford
Dale
Rae
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Rent supplement plan eyed to aid poor housing
Secretary Robert C. Weaver pushes federal support for the rent supplement program to aid low income families. Congress consideration delays funds for subsidies that would cover most rents while tenants pay 2 percent of income. Program aims to place about 50 000 rental units with poor families in normal neighborhoods to reduce slum concentration.
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Robert C. Weaver
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Congress
Johnson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Cion
National Association of Real Estate Boards
New Housing Agency
Association
U S Intelligence Sees Moscow Backed Peace Talks Edge
Drew Pearson notes Soviet intelligence claims that the U S Senate split over Vietnam aids negotiation prospects. Russians tell Hanoi now is the time to sit at the conference table, warning American hardening could end any chance of conciliation. Observers doubt outcomes.
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Fulbright
Morse
Senate
Viet Nam
U. S
Moscow
Johnson
United States
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