AS OTHER EDITORS SEE IT Youths viewed as an energetic new force
A poll of 40 educators finds today’s youth moving away from passivity. Deans and principals note heightened enthusiasm for change, with students seen as less conformist and more self confident. The piece highlights potential future leaders in crafts, arts, publishing, and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. McLeod
Northwestern University
Chicago
Frank Duddy
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Adolph Grugger
UCLA
AMA to review disease fund charities by uniform accounting
AMA committee has spent two years studying fundraising health foundations and will urge a uniform accounting system for the House of Delegates in Denver this week. The plan aims to show what share of contributions goes to victims and research versus salaries and admins, helping citizens avoid dubious drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Denver
How To Communicate What People Prefer In Print Media
The Anniston Star discusses shifts in reader preferences among Life and the Saturday Evening Post toward more pictures or text. It argues independent family newspapers best serve subscribers by delivering day’s news from wires to home focused coverage, appealing to all family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life
Saturday Evening Post
Business Week
Wall Street Journal
NLRB Orders Knoxville Firm to Bargain Over Christmas Bonus
The National Labor Relations Board has ordered a Knoxville steel firm to negotiate with its union over a Christmas bonus. The dispute centers on whether the bonus is a negotiable pay element or a long held tradition since 1947, with the union arguing it formed part of pay and the NLRB ruling in favor of bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Knoxville
NLRB
Arnold Aronson
John Birch Society
Robert Welch
Aronson
Paul Reveres
United States
Welch
George C. Marshall
Bircher
Birchers
Birchites
NATO
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.S
Traffic Courtesy Pays Off In Time And Safety
Trials show that courteous drivers gain little extra time by reckless lane switching or rushing amber lights. A careful, law abiding driver reaches destinations sooner with fewer dangers. If your habits include these senseless moves you should stop them.
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Details
The High Point Enterprise, an independent afternoon and Sunday newspaper, lists offices at 305-307 Northern Street High Point NC and names staff including secretary-treasurer Mrs R B Terry and managing editor Joe Brown. It notes advertising by W Palleron Jr and business manager Gusins, with carrier and subscriber information and tax details for North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Poins Enterprise
Ino
Northern Street
High Point
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Hult McPherson
tAliiur Joe Brown
A. Sien
Tdiilur
W Pallerson JR
W. Idol. JR
Gusin
Hk Associated Prs
N.C
Associated Press
Igh Point
Wcl
High Point NC
High Voulht Enterprise, Inc
Garrier
First White House Year Compared Kennedy and Eisenhower
The piece contrasts Kennedy and Eisenhower in their first White House year. It notes Kennedy faced a riskier global climate with Khrushchev and nuclear missiles, while Eisenhower dealt with McCarthy era tensions and Korea. It highlights Kennedy’s restrained diplomacy and his singular foreign policy voice through Secretary of State Dean Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Joseph McCarthy
United States
Stalin
Korea
Berlin
Indo-China
Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
John Foster Dulles
Letters to Tie Edit Our Post Christmas Problem
A reader complains merchants in High Point restrict post Christmas exchanges. The letter urges first hour exchanges after Christmas sales to fair handling of gifts bought at full price. The piece also includes community notices and reactions on youth, patriotism, and liquor store debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
High Point
Jamestown
Herbert Jamieson JR
Young People as Future Leaders Debate
Commentary notes that much coverage paints teens and young adults as failing or delinquent. It argues public discourse often focuses on negative portrayals, overlooking potential leadership and positive traits in youth.
Notes On The News
A fragment discusses skepticism about 1962 being a good year, suggesting doubt about initial optimism and a harsher start. The text hints at earlier expectations clashing with reality, reflecting a cautious view of progress.
North Main Street to Host New High Point Banks Plans
North Carolina National Bank seeks approval to open a third full service branch on North Main, amid a busy banking center redevelopment. Wachovia, High Point Savings, and Scottish Bank pursue substantial expansions on the same block, reshaping Elm through to Morris with related civic note on local finance and housing authority retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina National Bank
North Main Street
Ledbetter
Elm Street
Morris
Main
Elm
Alexander
West Bay
Boulevard
N.C. National
North Main
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Washington and
Wrenn
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Scottish Bank
C. L. Amos
Broad and College
High Point
State Banking Commission
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Anniston
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Memphis
High Point Enterprise
Kremlin
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Erei How
Caso
South Plainfield
Super Patriots
Harry Truman
John Birchers
Newlin Hayworth
Haing Imnoalita
Amana Athar
Holt McPherson
Piedmont Savings and Loan
Eastwood
Savings and Loan
Joseph D. Cox
High Point Housing Authority
Clyde Milner
Guilford College
Guilford
Cox
Joe Cox
Sam Vail
Willowbrook
Vail Street
Minnie P. Vail
Vail
Edgar Snider
Sutton
Greensboro
Dixie Green Houses
Ira Carter
Dixie
Frank Ford
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