Chinese Oriented Shield Receives Soviet Backing Says McNamara
Secretary McNamara outlines a Chinese oriented anti missile shield with a $5 billion cost aimed at deterring Chinese and Soviet threats. He argues United States seeks deterrence over an arms race while Moscow appears to approve the plan to curb global nuclear tensions.
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UNCG celebrates 75th anniversary with new chancellor
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro marks 75 years of service with Dr. James Ferguson installed as chancellor. The piece recalls founder Dr. Charles Duncan McIver and the school’s ascent from the North Carolina State Normal and Industrial School to a major UNC system campus amid rising competition from Charlotte and Raleigh units.
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Congress Absent as Stopgap Budget Fails
Drew Pearson reports lawmakers skipped sessions to tour Brazil and attend IMF events, undermining a stopgap budget plan. He notes dozens of Democratic and GOP congressmen voting against the measure, with significant implications for nondefense programs and state funding.
Furniture Showrooms Readied for Record Fall Market
Managing Director Leo J. Heer reports progress on expanding the Southern Furniture Exposition Building for a major Fall market opening in 15 days. Exhibits are nearly complete with some space left for arrivals as Jack Campbell’s Schoonbeck plant launches a new showroom.
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AIP Conference Explores Next 50 Years Urban Plan
Editorial summary notes the American Institute of Planners six day Washington conference on city futures from 1967 plans to 2017. It discusses megacities ecumenopolis and Doxiadis projections of urban growth, transit corridors and areawide agencies to manage water, power and services. The piece cites Sophocles and Munford on city life and public policy needs.
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