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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
4
A Jackson Clarion-Ledger column laments how gadgets and services save physical effort yet drain energy into higher costs. It notes remote controls, automatic car systems, power brakes, climate control, and lawn mowers reduce work while increasing spending, suggesting people still burn energy through louder driving, longer commutes, and outdoor eating.
Sander Vanocur argued that political administrations will emphasize good news as part of the process and urged reporters to scrutinize public statements. He warned against accepting managed news and cited Lincoln to stress reporters must avoid being fooled.
The Oberlin College dean of music criticizes high school programs for overemphasizing marching bands and trivial training. He argues such exercises prepare students for harder college work and larger audiences, suggesting the need for stronger musical fundamentals.
Twin City Sentinel reports on the Wall Street Journal take on hypnosis in sales. Critics warn of overconfidence and fear consumer morale, while advocates claim safety and boosted sales morale. The piece notes pressure on buyers and questions the lasting effect on the public.
Washington columnist recounts Justice William Douglas in a profile touching his four marriages, long career at the Supreme Court, and personal philosophy on matrimony. It notes his wives, ages, and the judge’s rugged Washington roots, plus reflections from colleagues on his legal legacy and presidential near-miss.
A Burlington Times News column analyzes how cities can keep downtowns competitive amid suburban expansion. It urges better transit, parking, store redesign, and investment in downtown amenities, plus flexible zoning and thoughtful urban renewal to attract higher income residents and sustain tax revenue.
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