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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1966
Page
5
A reader asks about dilantin and phenobarbital safety in pregnancy. An expert notes small doses may be safer early gestation and suggests discussing dose reduction with a doctor to prevent seizures while minimizing risk to the baby. The column also covers iodized salt preventing goiter, tubal resection pregnancy chances, and Antabuse use for alcoholism with medical supervision.
Woodrow Wilson became the first U S president to radio broadcast on July 4 1919 while aboard the USS George Washington returning from the Versailles Peace Conference.
A collage of scattered clue-like items ranges from seats and living room features to insurance terms and body parts. The list includes eggs, light rubs, legal terms, and various short phrases, resembling a mixed puzzle page.
Jim Bishop surveys winter travel from Las Vegas to Hallandale and beyond. He rates Florida’s Gold Coast and Hallandale highly, dismisses Acapulco and Nassau, and recalls Catskills winters and Martha’s Vineyard’s chilly comforts. He notes Americans abroad and at home shape vacation choices.
A teacher in Basingstoke, England, recalls an 11-year-old pupil describing mixed emotions as the moment the head mistress rides over the edge of a cliff on the pupil’s new bicycle.
North Carolina faces a legislative decision in the 1967 session on the brown bag issue after the Supreme Court declared the practice illegal. Law enforcement may target patrons while establishments face no duty to police premises. The court urged legislative action to clarify public policy on alcoholic beverages.
Austria reports 121,700 regular stamp collectors bought 99 million worth of stamps from the post office collectors department in 1965, according to the postal administration.
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