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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1967
Page
7
A. W. Klemme Jr. argues the post office site decision in High Point should focus on necessity and cost. He suggests using smaller facilities in less congested locations and leveraging existing central buildings to free space for parking, saving taxpayers money.
A reader questions stereotypes of housewives and criticizes service repair delays. She recounts a missed repair appointment, denounces a secretary’s rudeness, and argues customer care keeps businesses afloat. The letter ends urging consideration for customers.
Lloyd Taylor of Archdale commends Capus Waynick for his long, insightful editorials. The letter recalls Waynick as a formative influence from early newspaper days and notes his wide experience from Raleigh to Nicaragua. Taylor expresses hope for many more years of Waynick’s writings.
Mrs Hubert Rockwell argues for relocating the new Post Office from the Law Building block to reduce city traffic. She cites downtown expansion, cites Elm Church Pine Gatewood block and South Main Grimes South Elm Russell areas as alternatives and supports branch offices and drive-in boxes.
AP reports Stevens Hosiery Co. president Robert J. Froeber predicts by 1970 over 70 percent of hosiery will sell for 50 cents a pair or less as consumers reject higher prices. Bland W. Worley of Wachovia Bank urged business to embrace social responsibility to avoid costly government regulation. The sixth Walter Fancourt Memorial Seminar drew seventy students and professors from 15 colleges across three states.
Three ETV staffers travel to New York to meet with Public Broadcast Laboratory officials after the network blacks out Day of Absence. Clemson protests a decision criticized as mis advertising while North Carolina airs the satire.
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