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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1957
Page
3
The piece contrasts two types of girls in dating behavior. One pursues power and male attraction, the other is a natural flirt who shows interest in boys but still values girls. It notes that everyone harbors fears even if denied, with a claim that some appear fearless.
The author defines alert, resourceful individuals who act bravely in danger and warns that a business run without sentiment may yield profits but harms the owner and workers, causing guilt, fear, and health issues.
Dr. Jonas Salk urged a bold vaccine targeting all viruses that attack nerves. He cited childhood nerve damage and dormant infections as reasons to curb future ailments including back pain and high blood pressure.
The Associated Press reports at least 11 people died from violence across North Carolina over the weekend. Incidents include a Gastonia street fight homicide, a High Point cab driver's shooting, a car strike deaths in Mount Airy and Nash County, and a Camp Lejeune police fatal crash, with multiple suspects sought and authorities naming victims and locations.
An eight year old girl, Rose Ann White, was found murdered near a railroad in Fairfield. A 14-year old boy, Roger Brown, confessed to stabbing her 115 times and led authorities to the grave site. He said he feared losing the knife and described later washing his hands of the crime.
Spartanburg reports Piedmont Properties Inc drilled hundreds of holes for samples and tested them at new laboratories. The project targets about 30,000 acres across North and South Carolina with rumored ties to major firms and possible aluminum extraction plans.
The text notes Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. as a Pulitzer Prize winner and World War II infantry corporal. It also states operating a tractor on an American farm costs about $500 per year, according to North Carolina State College School of Agriculture.
Indore India Prime Minister Nehru's Congress party began its re election drive with little enthusiasm at a five day convention. The turnout reached about 15000 in a space built for 100000 while speeches repeated past arguments. Observers fear a slow start may trim the party's large majority.
In Memphis, Frank Rogers 31 reported a roaring sound in his head and doctors at City Hospital removed a small live roach from his ear last night. He said the insect likely entered his ear while he slept and left the hospital feeling fine.
An old time medicine pitch promises alkaline powder to keep dentures firm and odor free. It suggests sprinkling the powder on plates to prevent sour smell and improve comfort, naming FASTEETH as the product to buy at drug counters.
Paratroops begin a weeklong exercise at Fort Bragg to test airborne warfare concepts. The 82nd Airborne Division and elements of the 101st Airborne from Fort Campbell will join in an airdrop of 1500 troops and delivery of vehicles equipment and supplies by parachute.
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