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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
7
Dear Dr Mother explains CF as a difficult unknown cause disease. It thickens lung mucus hindering breathing and affects pancreas digestion and sweat glands. Outlook improving with rapid diagnosis, antibiotics, aerosols, and dietary support. many patients live to adulthood.
Concord NC AP 54 year old Rob Pitts with no fingerprints will be tried in Superior Court on a first degree burglary charge. The Aug 3 1949 break in at Clarence Rollins home in Concord occurred 14 years ago. Pitts, who had served time in a South Carolina penitentiary, was brought to Cabarrus jail after NC authorities released him. The case arose from a preliminary hearing where defense sought to reduce charges.
Miss Joyce Kaye LaFevers, 22, faces kidnapping and parole violation charges and is free on $500 bond after arrest in Kannapolis. She had been released from an Anderson County jail on $5,000 bond pending trial for kidnapping Grady Steen of Kannapolis. Stacey LaVerne Bigham, 25, also charged with kidnapping, remains jailed in South Carolina on $25,000 bond.
Sir William Henry Perkin founded the aniline dye industry after discovering the first synthetic dye from coal tar. His breakthrough revolutionized chemical manufacturing and established synthetic dyes as a major industrial sector.
Preston Cobb Jr. spoke in an exclusive Reidsville prison interview on his 19th birthday as the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned his murder conviction for the slaying of Frank Coleman Dumas. The court said his rights were violated by excluding Negroes from the jury. Cobb, convicted at 15, faced new trial while awaiting re-arrest and retrial. He quit smoking, studies health and general science, and reports grades from 80 to 96 in correspondence courses.
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