That Promised '63 Tax Cut May Be Greatly Imperilled
The U.S. News and World ReportBased analysis from Morgan Guaranty Trust Co October survey warns a 1963 tax cut may be doomed by deficits and higher spending. It argues political will may be overshadowed by economic stakes and urges lawmakers to consider fiscal restraint over expediency.
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High Point redevelopment cleared by court ruling
Superior Court Judge H L Riddle Jr dismissed the temporary injunction blocking High Point Urban Redevelopment. The ruling enables the project to proceed, unlocking credits over 300000 by January and signaling a firm path forward despite potential appeals to the State Supreme Court.
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New York 65 Health Insurance Plan Goes Into Effect
A broad new health plan for New Yorkers over 65 takes effect allowing nonprofit associations to offer group coverage with basic options at 8 to 12 dollars monthly. A major medical plan at 9 dollars covers most hospital and nursing home costs after a 150 dollar deductible.
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Local Newspaper Staff Listing
The imprint lists key personnel including Saeed as president R B Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown aa managing editor W Patterson Jr advertising director W Idol Jr business manager Charles B Loflin circulation manager.
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U N News Describes General Assembly Press Access
U N correspondents report that despite tighter security during General Assembly gatherings news access remains broad. Max Harrelson notes 200 regular reporters from 35 to 40 countries cover U N activities, with spikes to about 1 000 including radio and TV when assemblies meet.
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Open Capitol Square chatter on governor race in 1964
Former Governor Luther Hodges says he will not seek another term, a statement that shifts focus to 1964 congressional races in North Carolina. Observers note Hodges influence remains a factor while speculation about potential candidates continues amid quiet lead up to spring announcements. The key contests highlighted are Kitchin Jonas in the Eighth, Alexander Broyhill in the Ninth, and Taylor Brown in the 11th.
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Public figures on government, peace, and duty quotes
A collection of brief quotes critiquing government, social change, and world hunger, including remarks by Libby Jones on morality and entertainment, Merle H. Tucker on public duty, Senator Lausche on filibusters, Richard Reuter on ending starvation, Roswell Gilpatric on space arms, and Herbert Hoover reflecting on recovery after surgery.
A Day in Life Facts From The Whistle Blast
An excerpt from The Whistle Blast of Twi Light Civitan Club lists daily human stats for an average adult. It claims heartbeats, blood distance, breaths, air inhaled, food and liquid intake, weight loss, waste, perspiration, heat, energy, sleep, speech, movement, nail growth, hair growth, brain cell activity, and ends with a light humorous note about fatigue.
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Clifton Blue to Speak at Rotary Newspaper Week Luncheon
Speaker-elect Clifton Blue publisher of the Sandhills Citizen Aberdeen and ex NC Press Association president will deliver the Newspaper Week address at the Rotary Club luncheon. Ed Kemp helped Blue secure unanimous election and may get a major committee post in the next General Assembly session. Kemp also led the redistricting committee and was finance vice-chair. Other items note YMCA director prospects Wayne York Fort Lauderdale and local real estate concerns, High Point College bulb project at Carrick gardens, and library gifts to Southeastern Theological Seminary Wake Forest.
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