Bernard A Tonic For Urban Redevelopment
City Council appoints Herman Bernard to fill the vacancy on the Greensboro Point Airport Authority created by I Paul Ingle’s resignation. A High Point native, Bernard brings civic devotion and bipartisanship to continue the redevelopment program led by Hunter Dalton Jr. and others as the city advances urban renewal.
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Herman Bernard
I. Paul Incon
Greensborogh Point
High Point
Mr. Bernard
Faith in Youth and School Morality Stand Against Slander
In a defense of student virtue North Carolina schools superintendent Charles F. Carroll rejects rumors of sex clubs in schools. He argues sex education, family and religious guidance uphold morals and government, noting gossip harms more than it helps and that tragedies arise from misuse rather than organized clubs.
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Charles F. Carroll
North Carolina
Carroll
Canada faces inflation tied to U S economic trends
Editorial argues US growth fuels Canadian inflation as wage pressures rise. It notes 1966 price gains, wage settlements, and a planned “baby budget” by Finance Minister Mitchell Sharp. It highlights Stelco price cuts, rail unions’ wage win, and Canada US capital and trade interdependence shaping policy.
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Canada
Liberal Party
United States
Mitchell Sharp
Sharp
Steel Co
Coun
Walter Gordon
Gordon
Amereena, Hak Sneael Die Eileen Ok
U. S
Rep. Broyhill Linked to Secret Stockholdings in Faulty Finance Firm
Washington column reveals Rep. Joel Broyhill, a Virginia Republican, held 315 shares in Federal Services Finance Corporation a firm tied to abusive GI loans. The piece notes Broyhill also owns 600 shares in First National Bank of Arlington and serves on Arlington Trust’s board detailing bank pressure on Pentagon directives and the ABA stance. It cites Lt. Col. Ghent’s warning and outlines how dummy corporations, inflated interest, and hidden fees harmed GIs.
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Broyhill
Federal Services Finance Corporation
Congress
Daniel Ghent
Ft. Gordon
Virginia
Potomac
Washington
First National Bank of
Arlington
The
Arlington Trust Company
Defense Department
Department
Marx Leva
Pentagon
American Industrial Bankers’ Association
Leva
House Banking
Wright Patman
D-Tex
American Bankers Association
ABA
Archie Davis
Defense
Thomas Morris
Davis
Arlington Trust
Brayhill
Financial General Corporation
House
Ways and Means
Financial General
Notable Speakers and local civic notes illuminate fall programs
Hanson Baldwin, veteran Times editor, opens the Executive Club series with hawkish views on Vietnam and calls for national emergency mobilization. Buell G. Duncan rises to vice president of the American Gas Association, while Norval Luxon is named Alumni Distinguished Professor at UNC. George A. Covington mourns a brother-in-law in Washington, and Christian education fundraisers gain local business support. Exposition Building storm sewer work praised for quick city action.
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Hanson Baldwin
New York Times
Viet Nam
Tata Meine Ee
Joint Chiefs
Congress
United States
Buell G. Duncan
Piedmont Natural Gas Co
American Gas Association
Duncan
Florida
Ralph Nader
Nader
Norval Neil Luxon
UNC
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Luxon
George A. Covington
Washington
John H. Everett
Covington
Wheaton
Everetts
Tacoma Park
Harold Cheek
Leo J. Heerman- Reece
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Bernard
Paul Ingle
Ingle
Redevelopment Commission
Dale Montgomery
Board of County Commissioners
James H. Millis
Airport Authority
Hunter Dalton Jr
Fred W. Alexander
Clarence Yokely
William Bencini
Try
Stelco
Drew Pearson
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Capitol Hill
Joel Broyhill
R-Va
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Disabled American Veterans, Amvets and
Reserve Officers Association
Ance
Federal Services Finance
House Banking Committee
High Point Enterprise
D.a.rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Anager
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
Holt McPherse
George
Professor Wind
North Carolina Foundation
Hersel M. Bixler
St. Mary's College
Raleigh
Robert C. Baxter
Elon College
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