30 Nov 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1967
Page
1
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In a question and answer session with top administration fiscal officials, House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills argues the proposed 10 percent income tax surcharge and $4.1 billion in cuts are not enough to justify a tax increase. Fowler and Schultze caution that without the tax, prices may rise, and Mills presses for assurances on price stability as deficits loom.
A Yugoslav border quake devastates Debar in western Yugoslav Macedonia killing at least eight and injuring about 40. Officials report most houses wrecked or uninhabitable as thousands wander the streets in rain. Uppsala records the tremor at 6.5 on the Richter scale.
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy launched his 1968 presidential bid opposing U.S. Vietnam policy. He said Johnson era escalation must end, may enter Wisconsin Nebraska Oregon and California primaries, with possible New Hampshire and Massachusetts bids. He warned Kennedy could inherit his support and pledged to test drawing power nationwide.
President Johnson faces political backlash over appointing Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara to lead the World Bank. The move clashes with Vietnam war policy debates and Johnson’s secrecy. McNamara, who said he hadn’t planned to leave his post, created conflicting accounts with the White House and McNamara’s friends. Page 2-A.
Rep H R Gross exposed how lawmakers collected $50 from two countries during a single junket trip, totaling $100 a day on 13 occasions. The House voted to ban the practice as Rep Durward Hall’s amendment passed by voice vote.
Sleet glazed roads in some sections overnight but rain melted it and most routes were not too slick this morning. A few mountain flurries are expected Friday morning with a clearing trend by day’s end and cooler temperatures. Highs will be mostly in the 40s to 50s with lows around freezing in the mountains.
UNC student Corky Eaton handed out antiwar leaflets urging protest of the draft during national stop the draft week. A student veteran from Vietnam tore up the leaflets saying antiwar demonstrations aren’t the American way, then discarded the pieces on the dining hall floor. Eaton plans to continue handing out leaflets despite the incident.
Communist assault backed by rockets and mortars targeted a U S 1st Infantry Division battalion near Bu Dop. Seven Americans were killed and 13 wounded as the attack was repulsed. 20 enemy bodies found, with additional enemy casualties presumed.
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