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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
4
The United States and the European Economic Community face tension over nuclear policy and technological influence. Washington imposes strict plutonium controls on Euratom with congressional oversight, prompting European concerns of technological imperialism and a potential erosion of Atlantic partnership if pressure backfires.
First Lady Mrs Lyndon B Johnson tours North Carolina West Virginia and Tennessee to promote President Johnsons education programs and federal funding She plans school visits in Columbia Tennessee a country school in Canada township and a Jackson commemorative event at the Hermitage in Nashville with the Head Start film premiere in White House ceremony settings focus on poverty relief and Appalachian outreach
An unusual joint hearing sequence by the Senate Commerce Committee and a Public Works subcommittee advances a bid to fund electric car development. Plans call for a 10.5 million dollar DOT program and a 5 million dollar Public Health Service study to curb urban air pollution, with optimism on near term electric autos.
The Washington Senate Ethics Committee restarts its investigation into Sen. Thomas J. Dodd eight months after the last hearing dated July 19, 1966. The piece contrasts the House action against Adam Clayton Powell with the Senate delay, cites committee members, and outlines key steps and events in the Dodd inquiry.
The report notes Charlotte’s SMSA status rise and debates on adding Gaston Cabarrus and Alamance counties. It covers how SMSA boundaries influence metropolitan ranking, data use, and marketing power, with references to Union County’s long-standing inclusion and possible future expansions.
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