Sustaining Boom Is As Vital As Acceleration
Vice president of Campbell Soup O H Curry warns at the National Conference of Budget Executives Institute that overemphasis on accelerating expansion risks neglecting sustainability. He cites tax-cut stimulus, high money supply and rising personal incomes as fueling 1964 spending, housing starts, and investment while cautioning about welfare-state costs and the need to revise policies to maintain growth and private risk-taking.
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National Conference of Budget Executives Institute
O. H. Curry
Curry
Inequitable Taxation in Federal Aid Allocations
Tax Foundation figures show 1965 federal aid totaling 10.6 billion, about 14 cents per dollar in state and local budgets. Nineteen states pay more than they receive, led by New Jersey at 2.10 to 1, while Rhode Island breaks even. Thirty states, including North Carolina, draw more in aid than they pay, with Alaska and Mississippi paying 25 cents per dollar granted. Administrative costs and matching requirements skew the picture, as excise taxes are redistributed by population, not direct payments, highlighting the welfare-state imbalance.
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Rhode Island
North Carolina
Alaska
Mississippi
Washington
Editorial Research Emmy In The Wasteland
A national Emmy dispute unfolds as CBS and ABC withdraw support while NBC backs the telecast. Editorial notes the quarrel over awards, the self importance of major players, and industry calls for professional standards amid public criticism.
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National Broadcasting Company
Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Fred W. Friendly
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CBS News
Friendly
NBC
Carpetbagging in Senate races sparks debate across parties
Central Press writer Henry Cathcart notes the American uproar over carpetbagging as a practice seen in Britain. The piece discusses Pierre Salinger and possible New York moves by Robert F. Kennedy and Adlai Stevenson, their residence questions, and Kennedy’s political ambitions amid party dynamics and regional voting blocs. Keating’s solid standing in New York is highlighted, with Cuba policy noted as a campaign strength.
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New York State
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Kenneth B. Keating
Kennedy
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Adlai Stevenson
New York
Salinger
Joseph
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Keating
Senate
Cuba
Un-Stuffy Diplomat Dutton Charms State Leaders
Frederick G. Dutton, assistant secretary of State for congressional relations, is praised as a refreshing change from endless protocol. He introduces his bosses Dean Rusk and George W. Ball with witty comparisons and notes Mann wears many hats, pleasing politicians more than diplomats.
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Dean Rusk
Dutton
Socrates
U of State
George W. Ball
Cuslom
Johnson
Thomas C. Mann
Hedda Hopper
Congress Dodges Ethics Reform Amid Baker Scandal
Washington report notes the Senate faces pressure for a code of ethics to curb conflicts of interest after the Bobby Baker case. Despite calls to disclose outside incomes and restrict lobbying for government contracts, leaders like Everett Dirksen resist sweeping changes, and the chamber remains reluctant to overhaul privileges as controversy lingers.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Baker
Quotations from world leaders quoted in 1960s dialogue
A collection of brief statements from Billy Graham Pope Paul VI Ivan A Nestingen Henry Morgan George C Wallace West German cabinet spokesman and Premier Ben Bella. The remarks touch on religion government literacy and political ideology as they relate to social issues and international affairs.
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Russia
North Carolina Cancer Society board meets to advance programs
At Whispering Pines the American Cancer Society North Carolina Chapter outlined major steps. A $13,000 grant funds two social workers to coordinate statewide patient services with North Carolina Memorial Hospital. The division adopted a policy limiting tobacco withdrawal clinic sponsorship while offering educational materials. Dentists join the fight with statewide oral cancer detection efforts. The society reiterates nondiscrimination in service programs and staffing.
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Southern Pines
American Cancer Society
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Cancer
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
James Newsome
Tumdr
Cancer Society
Robert H. Sager
State Dental Society
Pinehurst
Penick Memorial Home rises amid Boyd estate tract
The new Penick Memorial Home near Southern Pines costs about half a million dollars and will house 40 residents with long range plans for apartments. Administrator John MacDougald led a tour. Episcopalians statewide funded the project in memory of Bishop Penick, spurred by Wiber Jones of High Point.
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James B. Boyd
Southern Pines
John MacDougald
Wiber Jones
High Point
Penick
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