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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1971
Page
9
A humorous college tour diary from a parent pair as they vet campuses for their daughter. They encounter resistance from the student body and staff who mock their age yet reveal quirks of campus life. The piece ends with the parents reflecting on the learning curve of parenting during college visits.
The Wall Street Journal relays a memo from IBM chairman Thomas J. Watson Jr urging employees to conform to a traditional business dress code. He warns the nonconforming image could threaten IBM's reputation and possibly hurt sales as a banker confronts a rock musician styled IBM employee in an elevator.
North Carolina peaches arrive later than usual with limited supplies though prices stay reasonable says Mrs. Ruby P. Azzle extension econsumer marketing economist NC State University. Fresh and preserved fruits and vegetables show varied prices with several items higher and others plentiful.
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