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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
4
The piece discusses cross currents around Manila and New Delhi as aligned and non aligned nations debate peace terms. It notes pressure for concessions while Hanoi remains intransigent and U Thant appears to urge restraint by Washington.
The piece argues against organizing clergymen into a union stating it would damage church unity and widen the divide between clergy and laity. It questions church operations while warning that clergy bargaining with church leaders could harm the religious cause.
A visiting editor notes Palmetto State lawmakers pressing federal aid projects more aggressively than North Carolina peers. It contrasts North Carolina’s less vocal approach with South Carolina’s higher seniority and visible Congressional activity in securing funds for state needs.
Editorial notes the enduring popularity of U S savings bonds with 60 percent bought via payroll plans and a 4.15 percent current return for E and H series. It discusses aging maturities, new high rate notes proposed to fund war and inflation, and a push to expand tax incentives while noting union objections to compulsion in bond purchases.
Washington report shows lobbying by food and soap firms shaped a late tax bill. Senator George Aiken faults rush to adjourn as provisions retroactively take effect. Packaging and Labeling Act standards were weakened, aided by Representative John Gilligan in Cincinnati.
A review notes Republicans largely backed food packagers with support from Dixiecrats and several Democrats. It cites John Moss and others who opposed food processors, and details a near that stalled anti poverty funding. The piece describes closed door budget wrangles reducing the Office of Economic Opportunity by 15 percent and transferring 800000 from anti poverty funds to Wisconsin’s Menominee Indians.
Denton sees a major textile plant boost with Klopman Mills setting a high tech operation on the E M Hunt farm just outside town. The 500 worker, three shift plant will grow to 1.0 million plus square feet as phases 3 and 4 unfold, with water access via a seven mile Yadkin River line and support from Congressmen Cooley and Kornegay.
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