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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
6
A reader asks Dr Moiner about methods to restart a stopped heart from outside the chest. The doctor notes external thumps, chest massage, and electric stimulation can aid circulation, but success depends on the underlying cause such as massive thrombosis or prior surgery.
Wake Forest trustees push plan to trim the college board and endow a 16 member non Baptist influence while Baptist headquarters in Raleigh backs changes. Delegates will vote on appointing committees, a 5.3 million budget, and a 320000 loan for campus centers as the convention selects leaders to succeed the late Dr. Branch and prepares for a campaign ending next year.
The Senate will restart debate on foreign aid authorization Tuesday after Veterans Day. Leaders aim to pass a revised measure at about 9.7 billion dollars, down from the President's 4.5 billion request, as the House also reconvenes. The schedule includes funding for Peace Corps, a coffee price stabilization agreement, and possible questions to Billie Sol Estes about Agriculture Department dealings. The House Appropriations Committee is set to release multibillion dollar military construction and public works bills as the fiscal year progresses.
The article notes an upcoming Wednesday meeting to act on measures and funding tied to a Space program and a temporary debt ceiling rise. It mentions Senate committees and House actions, including an $11 billion tax cut bill and an $315 billion debt limit increase, with hearings interrupted to proceed. It also references the TFX warplane contract investigations.
Wilmington and the Rev George E Simmons of Wadesboro. The convention will consider a recommendation by its Christian life committee that it support legislation doing away with the death penalty in North Carolina.
Lady MacKenzie, 60, wife of novelist Sir Compton Mackenzie, died Sunday in Edinburgh. She was born Christine MacSween and served as Sir Compton's secretary for 33 years.
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