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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1965
Page
3
Doctor Motner explains how cancer is more curable when found early and urges readers to seek medical advice promptly rather than waiting for symptoms. He cites regional versus localized cure rates for thyroid, uterus, breast, colon, prostate, and lung cancers to illustrate outcomes. Readers may request a booklet on venous relief through the newspaper.
Ad copy promotes placing non-acid powder on plastic teeth for comfort and odor control. Mentions paste toothpaste style product and “Get Fat drug counters everywhere” as purported counter sales.
Enfield, N C AP a farmer Lonnie Peterson 31 was charged with murder in the death of his wife Odessa Lyons Peterson 30 after he admitted striking her with his car on a dirt road near their home He initially claimed an unavoidable traffic accident and fault in the brakes led to the fatality The coroner cited possible intent and lack of reporting as factors Peterson waived preliminary hearing and was held without bond for the April 26 term of Halifax County Superior Court.
Washington reports that Senator Thurmond warns Russia seeks strategic military superiority with new weapons while Senator Johnston recovering in Columbia says tobacco farmers in South Carolina face distress from overproduction.
At a weekend symposium in San Francisco, Dr. Lester A. Kirkendall argues adults are the most in need of sexual education, calling them underserved, ignorant, and obstacles to progress. He says teachers and learners must be everyone and education should fight fear and disgust rather than become propaganda.
Two Republican lawmakers Boon Harding of Yadkin and J E Holshouser of Watauga voted to close the Joint Appropriations subcommittee to the press, reversing earlier 1963 denouncements of secrecy. Both had signed a GOP statement criticizing executive sessions. The subcommittee vote to meet in executive session was unanimous.
Parents teenagers and teachers attended a symposium with faculty members to debate questions raised during a program. The event featured panel discussions and sought guidance on handling adolescent obscenities and related conduct.
The Rev. Paul Duncan of Glasgow Christian Church delivered a sermon titled Facing the Storm as one of the season’s fiercest storms struck Glasgow the day before his talk.
Science unveils a new substance Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, shown to shrink hemorrhoids, relieve itching, and ease pain without surgery. Case after case reports reduction and statements that piles are no longer a problem as the treatment is offered in suppository and ointment forms.
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