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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1965
Page
4
A devotional note echoes I Timothy 1 3 thanking God with a clear conscience and recurring prayers. It recalls Victor Hugo's view that the soul can kneel in prayer despite bodily weariness.
Wallace the scientist and politician died from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. The essayist recalls Wallace’s career, his shifts on Soviet policy, Byrnes criticism, and his belief in expanding economy and better rewards for farmers, praising his role in agrarian reform despite faults.
Congress adjourned leaving Hawaii as a busy stop for junkets. Lt. Col. Robert F. Blume coordinates arrivals for 28 representatives and senators including Ted Kennedy and Joe Tydings. Arrivals span November dates with Pan American and Air Force charters aiding schedules and hotel plans as Pacific Visitors Bureau organizes tours and questions about beaches and nightlife.
A list shows several U S congressional members arriving in Honolulu in mid November for visits and sightseeing. Democrat Otis Pike Alton Lennon Charles Gubser and Alexander Pirnie are slated for arrival on SAM flight 7885 with other lawmakers later for short stays at Hickam AFB and the Royal Hawaiian hotel. Republican Burt Hickenlooper and Kuchel are listed for November 20 aboard VC 137 jet. The schedule includes Democrat Ken Heckler and J Edward Roush for brief stops on Qantas flight 586. The piece notes the aim appears to be sunshine and tourism rather than legislative action.
The draft letter presents a heated call for quick action to widen North Main, blaming delays on rights of way and urging property owners to participate. It contrasts future traffic relief with local resistance while weaving in a critique of stalled progress and state involvement.
The piece explores the rise of buy now pay later in the 1960s and its impact on American households. It notes growing consumer ignorance of installment costs and warns that heavy debt may curb future spending, risking higher delinquencies and bankruptcies if the economy slows.
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