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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1966
Page
4
The president mounts a broad attack on rising inflation and high interest rates urging restraint on federal spending. Market response shows mixed enthusiasm while proposals include suspending a 7 percent tax credit for corporate investment and rolling back depreciation write-offs through early 1968.
Atlanta struggles with riots linked to Stokely Carmichael’s Black Power stance. Mayor Ivey Allen Jr. condemns the violence and blames Carmichael for inflaming tensions. Local leaders urge calm while asserting Carmichael and his SNCC group misread the community’s needs.
Editorial examines the NFL AFL merger driven by television money. Bart Starr and Bert Parks headline a season opener clash while NBC CBS and NBC bid high for NFL games and Miss America telecast. The piece notes vast rights fees sponsors and the potential championship game impact.
The piece traces the evolving Sino Russian split from 1957 to the 1960s, highlighting Mao's bold 1957 remark, Khrushchev's bid for nuclear peace with the United States, Camp David talks, Peking confrontations, and how U S policy missed a chance for lasting peace amid Cold War tensions. It notes Tianjin era shifts and post Kenned y era dynamics shaping current US Chinese Russian relations.
The Piedmont Crescent from Raleigh to Greenville joins urban policy talks at UNC Charlotte. Brookings Institution sponsors seminars through next June with 25 experts and 75 regional leaders to study cities as engines of growth and governance. Pooled cash from Duke Power and UNC Charlotte backs the program.
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