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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1967
Page
3
In Madrid Generalissimo Franco boosted the national daily minimum wage by about 15 percent to 96 pesetas or $1.60 effective October 1. The raise, backed by the cabinet, aims to reflect rising living costs and will push salaries upward. The move targets easing growing discontent among workers amid price pressures and Spain's economy.
Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade quits plans for a Kennedy assassination documentary. The dispute pits Wade against New Orleans DA James Garrison and Dallas promoters seeking profit, with critics calling the reenactment scheme cruel and a tragic commercial ploy. Wade’s withdrawal may end the whole venture.
The Raleigh News and Observer questions secrecy in budget dealings that funded an extra 465000 for the Highway Commission and 439000 for the Driver's License Division. It cites a closed door process, limited floor knowledge, and a lack of legislative scrutiny as an indictment of appropriations practices.
Editorial notes how Treasury silver policies sparked a surge in seignorage profits as coinage shifts reduce silver content payoffs. Private buyers, silversmiths, and banks chase silver certificates while futures and spot markets spike before expected price stabilization.
The High Point Enterprise provides a directory of its staff and executives including president Rawley, vice president Lockwoop, treasurer Terry, secretary McPherson, editor Holt, executive editor Patterson, advertising director Idol, and business manager Loflin, along with address at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
Senator Murphy says Vietnam election fair as ballots show Thieu ticket on page nine. In Washington, Everett Dirksen blocks Carl Bagge’s Federal Power Commissioner confirmation for months, using senatorial courtesy. Bagge’s past pipeline safety work cited.
Judge J Braxton Craven Jr discusses shifts in criminal law from paternalism to rights protections. He critiques harsh sentencing, favors reviewable sentences and greater appellate oversight, and argues judges should be the sober second thought of the community.
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