Play It By Ear In Parenthood Says Daily Mail
Editorial notes parents once ruled by authority gave way to permissiveness but psychologists lack solid proof. Dr Bronfenbrenner cautions against relying on them and urges fatherly discipline and warmth. Until theories are clear parents should play it by ear and set firm limits when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie Bronfenbrenner
Cornell
Gabe Kaimowitz
Teddy Roosevelt
Long Island
Metropolitan Opera
Robert Merrill
Sigmund Spaeth
Thomasville
W. A. Kennedy
East Cooksey Drive
J. E. Lambeth
Unprepared For Life: Money Lessons For Newlyweds
The Charleston News and Courier notes New York Herald Tribune editor Donald I. Rogers says brides lack financial education. He warns couples face budget basics wills insurance and mortgage choices before marriage and recommends mature budgeting over consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald I. Rogers
The
New York Herald Tribune
Aged as an Asset Should Mobilize Elder Service
The Dallas News argues for treating citizens over 65 as an asset. It cites Austin conference ideas urging all government levels to enable aging individuals to help themselves and the nation, noting fair treatment and the value of elder skills in future crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Whistling Postman Simon Gutkin Cleared to Resume Tunes
In a lighthearted notice from The Winston-Salem Journal, Simon Gutkin the New Jersey postman is cleared to resume whistling on his route except near the nervous dog’s house. The column jokes about superstition and ends with a plea to celebrate with a tune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Gutkin
Simon
New Jersey Postman
Year round school use gains favor in Central Florida
Central Florida parents and students back year round schooling as summer sessions at Orlando Junior College and Stetson University show record enrollments. National figures from Chicago and estimates of 48 week operation suggest huge classroom gains and potential $18 billion construction savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
University of Orlando Junior College
Stetson University
Orlando Junior College
John McClain
Sum
Mer
DeLand
Central
S. B. Jennings
Middleburg
Florida National Bank
Orlando
Florida State Chamber of Commerce
Jennings
Chicago
Nancy Farriss
James J. Farriss
Washington
R. K. Stewart
University of Seville
Spain
New York
Farriss
Barnard College
Columbia University
University of Mexico
Too Much Harmony Songs Hit A Flat Note
A 1960s era columnist notes how campaign songs have declined in creativity as judges prefer older tunes. The piece contrasts Nixon and Kennedy camps and crowns McClellan’s 1864 campaign song “Little Mac” as the all time favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon’s
Kennedy
Frank Sinatra
Washington
Mac
Lincoln
Johnson
United States
Little Mac
Pendleton
George B. McClellan
Abraham Lincoln
Round the Capitol Organization Shapes NC Campaign
The State Democratic campaign tightens with stronger national ties and a younger, energetic staff. Gavin prioritizes defeating Sanford while Republicans press national issues and Jonas. Coordination gaps exist between national state and county levels as money and full-time field staff become focal points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Democratic Party
National Committee
State Party Committee
Nixon
Jonas
Robert Gavin
Gavin
Jesse Page
Charlotte
Page
James Rawley
High Point
Terry Sanford
Republican
White House
Congress
Charles Raper Jonas
General Assembly
David Clark
Furniture leaders tour South and plans for Miami convention
Holt McPherson reports Gordon Robinson and C. R. Cook visiting High Point to discuss roles in the 50th anniversary Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association convention in Miami. They emphasize Chicago and the South as complementary markets and note Cook’s Sears merchandising impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Robinson
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
C. R
Rod) Cook
Sears, Roebuck
Robinson
Furnitureland
USA
Cook
J. T. Ryan
Leo J. Heer
Heer
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Wally Ollman
Merchandise Mart
Ryan
South
Southern Furniture Exposition
Exposition Building
Chicago Lake Front
Rod Cook
Sears
Jim Ryan
SFMA
Rod
Emerywood Club
High Point
Gordon
Miami
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charleston Daily Mail
Charleston News and Courier
Dallas News
Winston-Salem Journal
Orlando Evening Star
High Point Enterprise
Conan” Orionive
LNG
North Main Street
Idol J Charles
Moflin
Mana
Martin van Buren
Ulysses S. Grant
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon Lodge
Gilbert S. Watson
Watson
Adiai
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
State Committee
Jacksonville
Spindale
Sanford
Bert Bennett
Charles Pearson
Ise
Holt McPherson
Lexington
H. Cloyd Philpott
Senate
Tar Heel
Philpott
Walker Gill Wylie
South Carolina
James B. Duke
Catawba-Wateree
Catawba Lake
Catawba Station
Duke Power
Wylie
Catawba
Duke
Piedmont Carolinas
Parr
S.C
Southeast
Carolinas-Virginia
Atomic Energy Commission
Teomonath
Winterfylleth
Jess Washburn
Don Gold
Fogell P. Smith
Gulf Oil
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!