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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
8
In the column, Dr. Molner explains that alcohol provides calories but no vitamins or minerals, and cannot sustain nourishment alone. He notes risks of binge drinking and emphasizes need for protein minerals and vitamins, warning that heavy drinkers may neglect food. The column also answers reader questions on growing pains and rectal fistula treatment.
A 1865 Richmond map showing city defenses and building locations discovered in the National Archives. Drawn by U.S. Army Engineers during occupation, it names farm owners and never published before. Found by Robert W. Waitt Jr. who hopes to publish it.
In San Francisco, St. Anthony's dining room on Jones Street served its six millionth free meal in January. Established in 1950 by Father Alfred Boeddeker of St. Boniface Church, the facility feeds about 1,600 needy daily.
A local hardware sale at Five Points advertises 132 specials during Spring Sale Week. Phone listed for inquiries is 882-0875.
Senator Barry Goldwater said he is only running for re election in Arizona and will not actively aid a 1964 presidential bid. He noted national draft efforts are spontaneous and will proceed without his help. He criticized the spreading movement while acknowledging its fundraising backers and said Rockefeller moves contrast with his stance.
Goldwater avoided committing to a 1960 presidential bid at a District of Columbia Committee meeting. He suggested a candidate’s name could enter several primaries without formal consent, signaling no immediate ambition beyond a Senate term. He noted a South run could beat Kennedy on a states rights ticket, not a racist platform.
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