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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1960
Page
2
A review of a county medical society case load shows 95 percent of complaints concern service fees. Doctors should discuss costs upfront, explain itemized charges, help patients cut costs, and promote affordable care through office visits, tests, budget plans, and insurance.
A Jackson Sentinel analysis cites Dr Horace E Campbell and Paul W Kearney linking alcohol to most auto crashes. Autopsies in several cities show high alcohol levels among fatally injured drivers, including 38 of 69 in New York City in 1957, and a Detroit crash killing seven in 1958 after a high speed wrong way head on.
Alfred Mozer chief of the European Economic Community Cabinet spent a weekend in Tupelo Mississippi and said Europeans do not get a true picture of the South. He argued the North’s view misleads and noted Southern progress and current plans, urging clearer understanding of regional realities.
Public Health Service officials report nearly 90 million Americans still require polio vaccination as the 1956 season opens. About 20 million have only one or two of the four Salk injections. Since January polio has crippled 320 and killed nearly 450 in the U.S. Young children under five remain a priority, with 8.5 million under age five not fully vaccinated.
The piece surveys potential nominees including Lodge, Dewey, and Stevenson, weighing whom the Democrats and Nixon should back. It criticizes Stevenson for foreign policy naivety, praises Dewey’s pragmatism, and discusses political dynamics with Khrushchev. It argues the best secretary is patriotic, prudent, and focused on national interests rather than party vendetta.
Since 1913 Lake Junaluska in North Carolina has served as a summer capital for Southern Methodism. The piece highlights its role as a spiritual retreat for ministers and families, with notable homes, generational ties, and historical organs, describing the mountain setting and the Conference work of extending the Southeastern jurisdiction.
A collage of garbled clippings covers diverse topics from bingo names and bean games to vintage traffic skills and Athens statesmen. It mentions Themistocles, a London airport chauffeur service, and political slogans, with stray lines about voting, candidates, and a curious mix of anecdotes and quotes.
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