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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1960
Page
2
HAL Boyle lists unconventional fears as status symbols in modern society. The essay names phobias such as cremiophobia monophobia scopophobia hygrophobia dysmorphophobia bathophobia ichthyophobia batophobia molysmophobia chromatophobia hylophobia and hydrophobia. It links teen acne tub fear and beatnik anxieties to social standing.
AP Movie TV writer Bob Thomas questions the rising cost hype in Hollywood. He cites The Alamo price disputes at Brackettville Texas with John Wayne claiming 5 to 11 million depending on costs, Can Can budgeting, Ben Hur claimed at 15 million, and notes Hercules cost under 200 thousand in Italy.
Zachary Taylor held no public office before his 1849 ascent to the presidency. He rose to national leadership from a career in the U.S. Army and military command.
NBC ends Startime ahead of schedule after a costly season with mixed results. The sponsor sought relief as several shows underperformed while a few, like The Turn of the Screw, drew praise. NBC pivots to Westerns Overland Trail and Laramie, while telethons and political TV moves loom.
The sperm whale now found only in the Atlantic produces oil of little market value.
Canada reports coal as its most profitable mineral product surpassing gold in earnings driven by strong demand and higher prices. Major producers in Alberta Saskatchewan and British Columbia led export gains while investors watched commodity markets for future growth.
The fragment mentions using a liquid for 3 to days to treat athlete's foot and notes about healthy skin. The text is unclear and contains several garbled terms and unrelated fillers.
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