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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1965
Page
1
The IRS warns that all taxpayers must file by April 15 to avoid penalties. Those unable to pay in full should arrange a payment plan promptly at a local IRS office, as 6 percent interest applies to unpaid balances.
The Internal Revenue Service may arrange payment of unpaid tax if a taxpayer shows underwithholding caused the balance and immediate full payment would cause undue hardship rather than mere inconvenience. The agency will seek a reasonable period to settle the balance.
Maria Cristina Ford, wife of Henry Ford II, says hamburgers are the best invention next to the Ford car. The Venetian-born social figure is photographed with a brush in hand and shares views on her life as Detroit Auto magnate's wife.
East Germany warned that allowing the West German Parliament to meet in West Berlin could spark international conflict. Notes to the United States Britain France and Czechoslovakia were released as civil traffic was blocked on the 110 mile Autobahn to Berlin and travelers faced long delays.
The United States protested to the Soviet Union over Russian vessels harassing American warships in various theaters. A State Department note cites multiple incidents including the Lafayette near Cadiz on Feb. 16 and a tow-off in the eastern Atlantic on Jan. 7, with others off California and Narragansett Bay.
At Vanderbilt University, George C. Wallace and Roy Wilkins debated states rights and voting law standards during the Impact Symposium. Wilkins defended federal protections while Wallace urged state control and warned against national standards. The exchange touched on race, crime, and media portrayal of Alabama.
President Johnson and Canada's Lester B. Pearson met at Camp David for a couple of hours amid cordial talk. They did not reveal details of their discussion on a possible temporary moratorium on air strikes north of the 17th parallel.
Aims for a major 1966 push by conservative groups led by the John Birch Society and American Conservative Union. Birch seeks a 12 million budget and 1 million monthly spending to elect conservatives, with 325 900 member target. Some Democratic congressmen report rising ultraconservative activity while liberal groups retreat post Johnson landslide.
US carrier planes bombed two bridges on Route 1 near Hanoi severing a major North Vietnamese supply route. US air forces also attacked lines further south as MIGs for the first time engaged, then withdrew after brief exchanges.
Montgomery, Ala. AP: Attorney General Richmond Flowers says Alabama stands alone in defiance amid a two year battle over racial moderation, accusing leaders in Mississippi and Louisiana of being as segregationist while avoiding Alabama's consequences.
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