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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1960
Page
4
Greensboro Daily News comments on NEA advocate Norman Key urging driver education as regular credits and a bachelor level certification. The piece argues education focus should stay on core curricula, with driving courses offered outside regular school hours and funded by parents rather than diverting teaching time.
The Tallahassee Democrat critiques how wealthier states demand aid while boasting surplus funds. It argues New York faces rebates after overcollecting taxes, Mississippi contemplates tax cuts, and Washington critics claim unmet needs. The piece urges curtailing federal programs and localizing spending to curb outflow of tax dollars.
The Metropolitan Life figures show about 11 000 women and girls ages 15 to 64 killed in accidents in 1959. In adolescence and early adulthood accidents outrank other causes of death for females, with traffic accidents the leading killer.
In The Gastonia Gazette a woman recalls seeking conservative high heeled shoes but finding only pointed toed shoes. Months later she notes she finally bought pointed shoes for a child while still griping about the lack of options.
A Greenville Piedmont piece notes the teen period as a mystic age where childhood and adulthood contend for dominance. It portrays a teen juggling calls about boys, world affairs, bomb shelters, and a trance over a new record, then coloring with younger sisters to reveal the full gamut of activity and thought.
The author argues that parties and labels shift meaning with generations. He contrasts 19th century independence with 1960s manners, noting changes in work, education, and gender roles. He questions public officials, economic policy, and cultural standards in a regional critique.
The January special session proposal centers on timing for Sanford's oath of office amid constitutional and statutory conflicts. Advocates seek a one time inauguration or merging session, while others warn of overstepping fixed start dates and the risk of a session composed of newly elected lawmakers.
Pre session reflections look at assembling officers for the upcoming Assembly. Critics urge fixing staff roles early to reduce costs, citing 1937 precedent where officers were elected in December for January work. The piece links date disputes and constitutional amendments to calls for modernization.
Holt McPherson recounts a Kremlin briefing with Anastas Mikoyan and Dmitri Polyansky. They framed peace, disarmament, and Soviet strengths, while acknowledging U N role and Cold War tensions in a staged presentation. The piece notes careful propaganda, but urges wary reflection on both sides.
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