After Election Reflections From The Enterprise Editorial
The paper weighs Kennedy's victory over Nixon and a Democratic gain in Congress. It notes debates, national issues, and the need for an informed press to prevent power from corrupting. Local results in High Point Guilford County are criticized as showing voter confusion and mixed reactions to state and county races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
White House
High Point
Guilford County
North Carolina
Ed Kemp
Joe Hunt
Justice of the Peace
Cloyd Philpott
Thomasville
Robert Gavin
William L. Osteen
Bill Hunter
State House
Osteen
Councils of
Guilford
Mr. Osteen
Terry Sanford
Sen
Everett Jordan
Horace Kornegav
Hubert Humphrey
Council of State
Charlie Carroll
Men Embrace Scent Boom In Postwar Market Surge
U S men spend record sums on fragrances with a 4 million unit rise in usage, driving a $270 million market for shaving preparations and $94 million for luxury scents. Industry figures note shifts to oriental notes, compact masculine bottles, and branding changes to appeal to both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowse
Norda
Editorial on R teach reforms and new methods in schools
A broad editorial outlines national efforts to strengthen the three R's from elementary to high school levels. It highlights new teaching methods and materials, workshops for teachers, and experiments like the Amidon School program in Washington DC using phonovisual, Hay Wingo, and New Castle systems to improve reading and math foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amidon
District of Columbia
Washington
High Point Enterprise Advertises Rates and Staff
The High Point Enterprise lists advertising rates for 3 months monthly and weekly options and provides staff roles including President Mrs R B Terry Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson and Managing Editor W Patterson among listed personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Vue
Moestes
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Tiaitos A
BROW
Round the Capitol Reflections on North Carolina Campaign
Lynn Nisbet notes a precount view of an unusual North Carolina primary season. He details Democratic splits, Sanford’s run and Kennedy endorsement, Beverly Lake’s bid, and Gavin’s Republican challenge with Citizens for Gavin efforts. The piece highlights party realignment and personal voting cues over party labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Dick Fountain
Ralph McDonald
Kerr Scott
Frank Graham
John Larkins
Malcolm Seawell
Max Gardner
Blucher Ehringhaus
Clyde Hoey
William Umstead
Beverly Lake
Democratic Party
Larkins
Seawell
Sanford
Lake
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Robert Gavin
Gavin
Kennedy-Johnson
Nixon-Lodge
Census head of the house sparks wry essay pun
Ernest Rogers in the Atlanta Journal recounts jokes on husbands claiming head of household for census counts. He warns of dire domestic risk, notes sneaky heads survive by quiet control, and cites forty years of business wisdom on fair dealing and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Cates
Ernest Rogers
Atlanta Journal
Sam
Various Short Items from a 1960s Newspaper Column
A collage of light notes including a Harvard study on roly poly types, a bear hunt in Ontario for Buckingham Palace guards, Vermont ad humor, a cardboard can with tab, a joke about a toothbrush and wife, a cognitive test called the 100 minus routine, winter tire tips, chimney sweeps cancer history, shaving thoughts on Soviet strength, naval battleships nostalgia, Lodge mishap anecdote, and commentary on corner saloons.
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Harvard University
Buckingham Palace
Ontario
Canada
Bradford
Vermont
Khrushchev
Earth
U.N
Marx
Lenin
Stalin
Britain
North Atlantic
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Clover Club
Boston
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Citation House
Ace Fragrance
Alma Morris
Christopher Columbus
Orient
Europe
High Point Enterprise
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Winnah
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
Charles Pearson
By Neal O'Hara
National Safety Council
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