High Pointer of the Week Honors Mrs John Brockmann
Mrs John Brockmann leads the Gray Ladies volunteer group at the hospital as rules violations persist and morale drops from 200 to about 60. The volunteers enforce visiting rules to protect patients amid abusive visitors, while the group continues to serve without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockmann
Elty
Hartford
John Brockmann
Pensacola
Fla
Lee
Lexington Park
Navy
Atlanta
Editor's Outlook The Hopers
A fragmented editor's outlook discusses journalism ethics, corporate power, and media history with references to Standard Oil, Ida Tarbell, and Rockefeller. It notes how ruthlessness helped success and remarks on the Bank of the newspaper business as a reporter’s background challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
John D
Ida Tarbell
Rockefeller
BANK
Tulsa Tribune
Rachmaninoff
Letters to the Editor Appreciation and Community Notices
A compilation of reader letters thanks to responders after a Christmas eve accident between High Point and Greensboro praising North Carolina State Police ambulance hospital staff and a Norfolk minister. Also an extended note praising a Jamestown Bloodmobile drive that collected over one hundred pints with broad local support and donors. The editor comments on political trends toward totalitarianism and urges voting for the best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise
High Point
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point Memorial Hospital
Grady Whicker
Norfolk
Clyde Wright
Richmond
Jamestown
Nors
Oakdale Cotton Mills
Jaycees
Tom M. Charping
Jamestown Junior Chamber
DONN
Setliff
Jamestown Bloodmobile
House
Rep
John
Albert W. Watson
Watson
South Carolina
Rep. Williams
Goldwater
Siberia
Johnson
Bae Rae
North Carolina wins bid for national environmental health center
Sunday Accent highlights politics and facts behind locating the health center in North Carolina's Research Triangle. Gov. Terry Sanford and Rep. Charles R. Jonas backed NC while Maryland faced off for Rockville. The Triangle's universities, research institutes, and payroll impact bolster the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Environmental Health Center
North Carolina
Research Triangle
Rockville
Washington
Terry Sanford
Kennedy
Johnson
Sanford
House
Charles R. Jonas
Maryland
Appropriations Committee
Sen
B. Everett Jordan
Bottleneck on Julian Avenue draws rail crossing concern
In Thomasville the Julian Avenue corridor from Main to Holly Hill Road handles growing traffic. City officials consider a bridge at the dangerous crossing by the old beltline loop and note improvements are needed. A coroner position in Davidson County is also hinted at as Dr. Chambers resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Street
Julian Avenue
Main
Holly Hill
Main Street
High Point
Southern
Thomasville
Robert T. Chambers
Chambers
Faces of depravity what television teaches
A commentary on early season TV drama plans addressing venereal disease and morality. The piece critiques MGM TV and NBC refusals, cites The Nurses and Dr Kildare themes, and questions whether audiences learn virtue or debauchery while TV remains a major cultural force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Horn
Herald Tribune
New York
Mgm-Tv
U. S
NBC
Sens
Savant
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Baetery Raley
Greenville
William W. Erwin
Augusta Lee Erwin
Alex W. Whitley
Nancy Lee
Salem College
Sandy
High Point College
Lee Erwin
University of North Carolina School
Durham County Welfare
Home Service
Durham Ae
Ameri
John Brockmann Gray
Snow Studio
The
Hopers
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Santa Fe Railway
Wilmette Ill
Chicago
David
University of North Carolina At
Chapel Hill
State College
Raleigh
Duke University Durham
Research Triangle Park
Wake
Durham
Research Triangle Institute
Chemstrand Research Center Inc
Forestry Sciences Laboratory
U. S. Forest Service
American Assn
Triangle
Nation
Robert
Davidson County
Mr. Broadway
Madison Avenue
Garson Kanin
Cbs-Tv
James T. Aubrey
CBS
Ben Casey
Dr. Kildare
Sick Bay
Drs. Kildare
Gil
Rome
Daniela Bianchi
America
Richard Chamberlain
Medical Assn
AMA
Chamberlain
Proberlain
Oscar Levant
Jack Paar
Johnny Carson
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