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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
4
Congress moves to extend the Thursday enrollment deadline for the voluntary Medicare program. Supporters say the extension aids individuals unsure about the new coverage and timing. If delayed past Thursday, many may face an 18 month wait or a future enrollment period.
An archival passage recalls Khrushchev shifting stance toward Washington in 1961 after Moscow's party congress. Molotov reportedly aligned with opposition, while China under Premier Zhou Enlai walked out amid debates on peace with the United States. A Yugoslavia interview followed by a costly editorial attack on Tito is noted.
The piece surveys Cold War tensions, noting Khrushchev's 1963 test ban and calls for US Soviet dialogue. It cites Chinese attacks branding Khrushchev a stooge, German shifts under Adenauer, and proposals for observers and non aggression pacts as signs leaders reconsider alignments amid Viet Nam pressures.
A North State Telephone official outlines a toll free study touching 13 areas around the Piedmont Triad including Guilford and Forsyth counties. Jaycees discuss head placement. the North Carolina Symphony Society expands its base at 500 North Main with art classes and exhibits. Harry Bell cites hosiery industry shifts while Duesenberg's return is noted with a $19 500 prototype at Indianapolis. Pam Culler is named freshmen representative.
Extremes reveal themselves closer to each other than to moderation as the Elks Magazine commends a centrist stance and notes a broad middle path. The commentary contrasts stark edges with a shared search for balance across political alignments.
Editorial notes the Thursday deadline for Americans 65 and older to enroll in voluntary Medicare. discusses likely extension after 60 to 90 days, cost concerns, and participation targets. It highlights 17 million affected and affordability issues with a $216 annual baseline.
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