Costs and bets in newspaper ventures in easy talk
The Florence Morning News notes Shop Talk on newspaper costs with a Vancouver message that starting three small papers costs at least a quarter of a million. Harry Golden of Charlotte says ventures must invest 8 to 15 million dollars to launch a daily, hoping for 20,000 circulation within a year, or risk sinking money.
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Evening Herald
Chapel
Herry Golden
Charlotte
Golden
Vancouver
British Columbia
the Herald
Associated Press
High Point
N. C
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Worthwhile Experiment Cuts Teen Crime By 30 Percent
The Shelby Star reports a Worthwhile Experiment in Jacksonville showing teen crime dropping about thirty percent under a peer jury concept. Youth offenders are judged by peers and offered constructive penalties, including clear work and community service, aiming to fit a free society justice model.
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Iniow
Jess Perhars
Pry
Jacksonville
Remarkable luncheon speech delights Chicago guests
The Chicago Tribune recalls a unique luncheon hosted for 75 friends where no donations or appeals were asked. The host delivered a 15 minute talk filled with pleasant memories, sunrises from a deadblind, a sunset, and humorous anecdotes about a man in the Dakotas deodorizing a dog. Guests praised it as the best lunch event of the year.
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Dakotas
Deceptive Practice Warns Public Figures On Off The Record
The Plainview Daily Herald warns that speakers in large or semi public gatherings face ethical issues when asked for off the record remarks. It argues ignoring such requests compromises the integrity of reporting and harms the public trust in journalism.
World Opinion and American conscience clash in press debate
In a discussion on world opinion. Americans defend individual rights and moral duty against a supposed collective opinion. Mr Murrow’s claim about “people don’t matter” is questioned as dangerous and untrue, while Americans insist personal judgment and national security guide action even amid global opposition.
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Saelas
Murrow
Howe
Mr. Murrow
United States
Khrushchev
Lenin
High Point Enterprise Staffing and Rates Note
The High Point Enterprise lists staff positions and rate details for subscriptions. It notes editors and managers, circulation, and advertising representation with contact points, plus payment terms and postal classifications. The notice sets out various subscription options and tax notes for North Carolina readers.
Khrushchev Sets Two Streams for Communist Party
London reports Khrushchev signals a split into industrial and agricultural streams within the Soviet Communist Party. He emphasizes production over mere political control while expanding party machinery to supervise economic life and manage ideological tasks.
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London Observer Service
London
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Communi
Capitol Square Chatter on Space Age Task
Governor Sanford backs space industry push and a 40 member scientific advisory committee led by Dr. A C Meninas from NC State College to study space related potential. Astra Inc contracted for a 515000 survey with 15000 state funding. report finished but refinements pending. Also recount topic looms as state board nears admonishment while party lines shape decisions.
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Mr. Khrushchev
Less
Jess
Titov
Nolice
Shelepin
Sanford
Astra, Inc
Raleigh
Culture Week reflections and local civic updates in High Point
The piece notes tempered enthusiasm for Culture Week in Raleigh while praising North Carolina’s cultural strides. It highlights retirement of Sheriff Ross Davis after 19 years, praise for Sheriff Clayton Jones and Dallas Lee, and six High Pointers joining national AAU committees. It also covers remarks by President Louis Fisher at Detroit on amateur athletics, plus business optimism from William Watt of San Francisco for 1963 and 1962. The nostalgia segment recalls early automobile history in High Point with anecdotes about Robert Brockett, Jack Burris, Hish Point Buggy Co., Henry White, Busenberg, J Elwood Cox, and a Rolls Royce with initials carved on nuts and bolts.
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Ross Davis
Sheriff's Department
Davis
High Point
Clayton Jones
Dallas Lee
Louis Fisher
Ed Kemp
Ray Risiah
John Savas
James H. Millis
Paul Appel
Fred Ruppenthal
William &. Wait
San Francisco
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Pinehurst
Watt
Ror Briggs
Barris
Hish Point
Henry White
Busenberg
J. Elwood Cox
Collins Horney
Rolls-Royce
Canton
State board officials cite violations of reporting rules
A state board official notes widespread violations of election procedures and cites that precincts must file vote tabulations to county boards on election night. He adds that legislators may share responsibility for the practice of registrars delivering certifications in person to a central office, a point raised in Cabarrus. The lead motion was amended to delay any admonishment.
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Cabarros County
State Board of Elections
County Elections Board
Canty Elections
John Sharpe Hartsell
State Board
Joe Zayioun
New Bern
Zayioun
Fmalls
Zaytoun
Robert
Ewing
Moore County
Cabarrus
Nct
Heinenan
Justin
Caberras
Raymond C. Maxwell
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Chicago Tribune
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Chattanooga News-Free Press
High Point Enterprise
North Main
Edward Crankshat
Herald Tribune News Service
Abrushchev
Point Enterprise
William A. Shires
Capitol Square
A.C. Meninas
North Carolina State College
Consolidated University
Duke
Menins’ Committee
Dascy
Esen
Sad Hai
Sresentad
Eithei
Eever
Holt McPherson
Frontiers At
North Carolina
Fisher
Detroit
Jack Burris
Robert Brockett
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