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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1961
Page
13
A feature on who influences house buying decisions. The article notes that women focus on kitchen size, closet space, neighborhood facilities, schools, churches, and transportation, while men emphasize construction details and pricing. It concludes that wives’ preferences dominate in most purchases.
Do not trust eye judgments when laying out vertical or horizontal lines. Use a level or plumb bob to ensure shelves, mounts, and frames are truly vertical or horizontal. Line levels aid horizontal alignment, while studs and masonry require plumb accuracy and long levels for warping checks.
New York City prepares for the Summit a 23 million 21 story hotel on 51st Street and Lexington Avenue blending high speed elevators multilingual staff and tiny refrigerators for beverages. Tisch brothers Larry and Bob expand Loew's Hotels with the Summit Described as modernistic to appeal to international business travelers in a weak 20th century hotel market. Rita Frey, Swiss trained multilingual staffer exemplifies the workforce.
An Associated Press essay reflects on bird watching as a lifelong hobby sparked in childhood. It covers seeing geese and warblers, the allure of field guides and binoculars, belonging to bird clubs, and the personal pull beyond companionship or hobbies.
The ad notes regular rooms beginning at 14 dollars for singles and 16 dollars for doubles. It contrasts with three more costly penthouse suites that open onto a gallery with a city view from all sides.
The first U S weather bureau was established in 1876 under the initiative of Professor Elias Loomis of Western Reserve University, marking a pivotal step in national meteorology and climate monitoring.
The Seatle World's Fair chairman William Street outlines a near term electronics home of the future with modular movable wings and a built in power plant. Innovations include foam plastics light materials air curtain walls auto closing windows thermo electric panels and pillow phonographs. The home promises automation and remote services with television links and a central computer aiding daily life.
Cold-water pipes should be insulated when condensation forms on them. Use tube-type coverings wraps or other insulations. hot water and steam pipes are insulated to reduce heat loss. A basement fiberboard wall can be covered with gypsum board directly, nailed into wood framing not the fiberboard, which adds insulation.
Ted Lester travels the country playing miniature instruments. He describes himself as a cross between an animated music shop for midgets and a small scale symphony.
Judge Elizabeth McCain of Memphis Juvenile Court told police institute attendees that most youths now ask for discipline and are not much different from earlier generations. She relayed offenders' cries for parental and police intervention to stop bad behavior.
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