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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1965
Page
3
A Stoic reflection quotes Epictetus on avoiding grief for losses and valuing present possessions. It emphasizes gratitude for current blessings rather than longing for what is absent. The message aligns with ancient Greek philosophy on inner contentment.
North Carolina voters face two measures on Tuesday. A $200 million road bonds proposal aims to extend road building and modernization with existing revenues. A constitutional amendment would create an intermediate appeals court to ease Supreme Court overload by filtering minor cases, expediting justice, backed by many boards and civic groups.
The piece describes using computers to pay bills directly from banks, reducing the need for writing checks. Banks and industry show strong interest while the Federal Reserve studies scaling this system. Purchases would be settled by banks, leaving customers with only a monthly statement and potential ordering of bill payments. The main issue is who decides which bill is paid first.
The piece portrays Chiang Kai-shek as a resolute leader of Formosa Taiwan and head of Chinese nationalists. It outlines his long career from revolutionary roots to ruler of the Kuomintang regime and notes succession expectations for Chiang Ching-kuo. It cites his marriage to Mayling Soong, a Methodist faith, and comments on possible reunification with the mainland under harsh terms.
Washington observers say President Johnson showed poor judgment or accepted advice that damaged relations with Congress in the waning session. Despite a productive run, he overreached by pressing after gains, drawing headlines of defeats and angering key lawmakers.
Local families rally for a Christmas party aid effort for Vietnamese children in Kontum with air mail shipments and gifts. Capt. John C. Lain coordinates donations from Area residents, including toys and funds, to arrive by Nov 23 for the party.
In Washington today a private session before Judge Lisad MacMahon in New York will decide whether the Hanover Bank Manufacturers Trust merger stands or must be divested. The dispute hinges on whether U.S. banks are exempt from antitrust rules, with major political forces backing or opposing the deal and behind the scenes maneuvering highlighted.
Annunzio notes a pivotal merger dispute involving Continental Illinois Trust among banks targeted by a Justice Department challenge. Attorney General Katzenbach wavered on the six merger cases, flipping positions from Aug 18 to Sept 24 and Oct 4, as a pivotal decision before Judge MacMahon could shape long term economic policy.
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