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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1965
Page
3
Editorial urges High Point to prepare for federal spending. City should form a blue ribbon committee to coordinate programs at all government levels and maximize benefits while preserving self reliance. It warns against fear of excess but supports careful analysis and local direction to leverage funds for growth and tax base.
Barron's front page notes Treasury Secretary Fowler urges banks to hold rates while critics argue inflationary policy harms free institutions. The piece warns that non bank channels, especially to Europe, move large sums at premiums as Washington weighs tighter controls, reflecting market and policy misalignment.
Editorial flags Indonesia's 2500 islands and 44 ethnic groups under Sukarno. It details Java dominance, West New Guinea gains, and Western aid shifts as revolts ripple Sumatra, Celebes, and outer islands, signaling looming regional strife.
Drew Pearson's Africa notebook covers Abidjan's white skyline and markets, Israeli influence, and President Houphouet-Boigny urging Ivory Coast students in Paris to return. It notes a civil code reform ending the dowry system and hospitality customs. Also recounted are helicopter mishaps in Ivory Coast and a Dominican Republic anti US terror campaign with occasional damage but no US casualties.
Loren Young visiting Duke great athlete inspires students and lettersmen as a Circle M Ranch meeting launches a local FCA chapter led by business and church leaders. The group aims to guide athletes and coaches toward Christian witness, with support from notable figures and community institutions, promising impact on youth and local sports programs.
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