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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1965
Page
5
A Texas woman Muriel Barnett Jackson recalls a dramatic night contemplating self harm and how a father's stroke and death transformed her view of God. The piece emphasizes family bonds, faith, and finding peace through prayer after loss.
A reflective piece tracing a person’s transformation as they confront a spouse’s alcoholism, detailing emotional growth, coping challenges, and steps toward healing in a family context. The narrative emphasizes resilience, self awareness, and hope through difficult change.
A cigarette industry spokesman said manufacturers will go to court to block an FTC proposal requiring health hazard warnings on packs and advertising after July 1. He argued Congress, not the FTC, should decide, and warned of court opposition if necessary. Emerson Foote urged keeping warnings in ads, testifying for the Interagency Council on Smoking and Health.
NLRB reports five union elections in North and South Carolina with three losses and two wins. Losses occurred at A P stores in Havelock and Morehead City, while wins came at Gold Kist Poultry in Durham and Etiwan Fertilizer in Charleston.
The Aluminum Co. of America reports its Badin, North Carolina facility has produced a new super worked alloy for automobile trim parts. The plant says the alloy promises lighter weight and greater strength for vehicle trims and exterior components.
Three Selma men O Neal Hoggle William Stanley Hoggle and Elmer Cook indicted for first degree murder in the Rev. James Reed civil rights slaying in Boston. Trial may start May 10 or be moved to October due to a heavy Dallas County docket. A fourth man R B Kelly faces federal charges. bonds set at 10 000 each.
Fort Mill South Carolina AP reports Springs Cotton Mills president H W Close announces a $35 million modernization and expansion program for 1965 including a $9 million polyester cotton mill at Fort Lawn and a $12 million Scotland Mills Crandall Plant. He cites new vigor across the textile industry due to federal one price cotton policy and rising sales wages and investment. The Springs group employs nearly 17 000 across South Carolina and Scotland County North Carolina and has boosted wages and profit sharing in the past year.
In response to a reader's letter, Dr Molner explains that coffee tolerance varies by person. One cup may be too much for some, while others handle 30 cups, with no universal limit. He cautions against universal rules and suggests cutting back only if symptoms appear, not by hearsay.
Take PROVO tablets for temporary relief from minor aches and pains and stiffness linked to arthritis rheumatism bursitis lumbago backache and muscular discomfort. If not relieved you get your money back. Available at all drug counters.
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