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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1960
Page
4
The Enterprise defends press fairness amid political scrutiny arguing reporters cover news regardless of party and that criticism targets the entire press, not individuals. It cites Robert L. Gavin's claim of unfair treatment and warns against using media as a whipping boy while promising thorough reporting of campaign actions and statements.
A column warns readers about increasing holiday road dangers with speeding, unsafe driving, and boat use. It notes many will gain fleeting fame in papers, but may join a national tally of self destruction. It ends with a cautionary epitaph reference.
Fraternities at Dartmouth and Williams face deadlines to end racial or religious membership barriers or lose recognition. The movement, backed by students and some faculty, spreads across New England and campuses nationwide, with several chapters already disaffiliating or going local.
The High Point Enterprise presents itself as an independent newspaper with staff credits listing D A Rawley as president and R B Ana as a party manager. C W Patterson Jr serves as managing editor with advertising and circulation roles noted.
The readable fragment references Associated Press rights and local news reproduction with an emphasis on distribution claims. It mentions the High Point Enterprise and delivery arrangements but lacks a coherent event or subject to report. The fragment does not provide a complete, standalone news item.
Three million peptic ulcer patients will be studied in a Veterans Administration program starting September 1. Dr. Morton Crossman and Dr. R W Postlethwait lead the nationwide trial in 14 VA hospitals to compare medicines and diets across patient groups for faster cures.
Lynn Nisbet surveys the 1960 race predicting record turnout in North Carolina and nationwide with heavy campaigning. Democrats show strength in state totals while Republicans hope for a Nixon victory and Sanford’s fate appears precarious ten weeks before election.
A collection of remarks spans Canada to the United States and the Soviet Union. Mrs Ruth Williams rejects aristocratic titles while NBC chairman Robert W Sarnoff critiques television politics. Henry Cabot Lodge contrasts wartime tactics with camera coverage. Nixon blames government for farming woes and calls for government relief.
Stockholm report notes Sweden's social medical system offers universal care from prenatal to old age. It highlights low newborn mortality, extensive preventive care, nurse home visits, and state supported rural doctors. Coverage includes hospital care and three quarters of standard fees, with private doctors allowed but limited by tariffs.
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