War On Inflation A Two-Pronged Affair
An editorial argues inflation stems from food and services costs more than general industrial price pressure. It warns that rising government spending and Viet Nam war costs threaten the economy, calls for reduced federal outlays, and favors boosting supply and productivity to curb inflation without wage-price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First National Bank
Viet Nam
National City Bank
Charlotte
Board of Conservation and Development
High Point
William R. Henderson
Attorney General's
Charlotte Way
Ironies in Mao era and US think tax on ideas debate
The piece contrasts Mao Zedong's suppression of Western cultural vestiges with a proposed US tax on ideas as a thought control surrender. It notes Mao's purges to avoid Soviet revisionism, and his calls for rural over urban power and anti US revolts, while praising artistic freedom in a liberal magazine's 500th issue.
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New World
Mao
Red Guards
Red China
Chinese Communist Party
California
V. Lakshin
Nikita Khrushchev
Ragsdale
Jamestown
Joe Ragsdale
Emily Jane Idol
Magnolia Farms
William G. Ragsdales Jr
Bill Ragsdale
Virginia Ragsdale
UNCG
Editorial Research Teacher Shortage Across the Nation
The piece surveys a severe teacher shortage as the new term begins, noting low pay and working conditions push substitutes away, with Ohio and California facing thousands of vacancies. It cites Maine rural shortages, Georgia with 1400 fewer teachers, and districts expanding retirements, transfers, and private school experiments.
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Peace Corps
Vista
Head Start
Toledo
Ohio
California
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Maine
Wall Street Journal
Columbus
Ohio State
San Francisco
Berkeley
Detroit
Michigan
Dodd and Metromedia Ties Sparked by TV Violence Study
The piece details Sen. Tom Dodd of Connecticut and Metromedia ties from 1964. It traces how Dodd's Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee findings on television violence coincided with Metromedia lobbying and social access. Florence Lowe orchestrated dinners and gifts, including a color TV and a $500 campaign donation, while Dodd recommended Lowe for a federal advisory post.
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Sen. Dodd
ABC
CBS
NBC
Metromedia
Dodd
Florence Lowe
Washington
Lowe
Women’s Press Club
Rep
Oren Harris
Dark
Patent House Commerce Committee
Margaret Chas Smith
R-Me
Regal Entertainment
John Kluge
Beverly Hills
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Kluge
the Kluges
Connecticut Avenue
Larry Fraiberg
National Lawyers Club
Democratic
Atlantic City
New London
Florence
Connecticut
Johnson
Federal Service
Lbj
U.S. Advisory Commission On Information
Florence S. Lowe
Metromedia, Inc
Bill Moyers
College calendar trial prompts tense start to term
The article describes a new inter-sessional calendar at High Point College aimed at making January a remedial and extended vacation month, following models at Clemson, Winthrop and Pfeiffer. It notes tight first semester scheduling, a looser second semester, and ongoing faculty review of benefits versus drawbacks.
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High Point College
Clemson
Winthrop
Pfeiffer
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Herman H. Dinsmore
Alliance
U.S
Organized Labor
Walter Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Life Magazine
Benito Mussolini
Dinsmore
High Point Enterprise
Georgia
Alabama
THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
A. Rawley
H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry
Joseph P. Rawley
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
W. Idol
Charles 15. Loflin
Associated Press
N.C
AP Ae
N. C
Pine
Drew Pearson
Tom Dodd
Dconn
William Buckley
Berry's
Heit McPherson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Motor Carriers Safety
General Administration
Old Salem
Quakers
Guilford College
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