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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1960
Page
2
The Louisville Courier-Journal sees no mystery in unsigned editorials. The ownership or top editor is legally and morally accountable for editorial content, even on larger papers where many writers contribute. Editorials reflect the paper’s policy, not individual opinions.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes a shift toward printing names of juveniles involved in crime, arguing it may deter future offenses and aid parental responsibility. It cites a Iowa survey of 167 newspapers adopting this practice in five years, with Hoover's influence highlighted as a factor in publicizing youths' identities.
A Shreveport Times column cites a national grocery executive noting husbands routinely add extra items beyond a wife’s list, calling it a man’s inherent vanity. The piece compares shopping in self-service stores across groceries and hardware and suggests men inflate shopping totals while women aim straight for needs.
The piece cites odd occupations like wrinkle-chaser and bosom-presser from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles and contrasts them with the respectable Realtor. It explains that a Realtor is a real estate broker who is an active member of a local board under the National Association of Real Estate Boards, founded in 1903, and emphasizes ethical practice.
A national poll of boys and girls who edit high school newspapers shows low interest in journalism. Teaching, public relations, and newspaper work ranked highest for interest while prestige and earnings for journalism lag behind medicine law banking and business.
Washington notes collect light political anecdotes from tour guides and officials. A Capitol dome repainting joke, Jim Wright tales at Mount Vernon, Betts on a Russia US horse race, Gates press conference quip, Nelson circus greeting, and a Pakistan embassy shaggy horse story end with a moral about not changing streams in a horse.
A tribute piece recalling Bob Boughton’s long career from Alleghany County to the U.S. House, highlighting his ascent from cattle dealer to powerful lawmaker, work ethic, and steadfast belief in helping friends. The column reflects on his rugged schedule, campaigning style, and reputation as a consummate politician and statesman.
Harold Tribble and Robert Humber visit High Point to seek local funding for Wake Forest College expansion. civic leaders praise the region's support for education and a better future, while High Point College hosts visitors for the State Home Economics Workshop and other community programs.
A tribute to Bob Doughton, a determined public servant whose decisive approach defined the Democratic rise in North Carolina’s Ninth District. The piece recalls his leadership, public service ethos, and a tale of carrying a saddle nearly 200 miles, illustrating his grit and countrywide credit.
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