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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1955
Page
5
The piece argues for adaptable late curfew rules based on individual conditions to satisfy both parents and adolescents. It stresses that trust improves when both sides can depend on fair practice, acknowledges cheating on deadlines but warns against treating every infringement as moral failing.
The text argues that complete understanding between people is unlikely even in close bonds. It notes self-knowledge is limited and misinterpretations cause hurt and loneliness, but finds compensation in discovering unexpected traits in friends once believed to know them well.
Dr. Theo dore Koppanyi of Georgetown University warns fresh air does not sober a person quickly after heavy drinking. He cites five to six hours to burn four ounces of whisky and notes insulin or glucose injections have unclear effects. Fructose shows promise, honey may help, but a lethal or coma range remains possible with high blood alcohol levels.
In Falton Kentucky a man tried to cash a paper he claimed was a money order at a Western Union office. When refused due to insufficient funds the suspect grabbed cash from the till and the day’s receipts saying he would cash it himself. Nettie Hicks, the operator, reported the theft of about 330 dollars.
Former Premier Pierre Mendes-France clashed with Communist hecklers during a campaign rally before about 8,000 Parisians. He rejected a popular front, defended his anti Reds stance, and urged elections in Algeria while warning against a Red withdrawal. Jacques Duclos countered by blaming Mendes-France for Algeria’s fights.
Paris reports say Pierre Poujade, a major figure in the French campaign, is not a candidate himself. He promotes his ideas through allied candidates amid noisy Poujadist hecklers at meetings.
Harries are birds of prey found in open country. They feed on eb ay frogs and other vertebrates.
The term halogens refers to fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine due to the close resemblance of their sodium salts to ordinary sea salt in chemical behavior and properties.
A fragmented glimpse into GOP speculation on a potential 1952 run. Governors Langlie and Johnson weigh the issue, while Leonard Hall and committees show optimism or doubt based on heart health, with J. Bracken Lee and Clarence Brown offering candid opinions on Eisenhower’s possible candidacy and Nixon as a likely alternative.
In Loma Linda California four youths dug with their hands to free 12 year old Darrell Rogers trapped under three tons of dirt as a cave in the Santa Ana River wash collapsed. Darrell was rushed to county hospital in critical condition with a fractured rib and punctured lung.
Ely Culbertson 64 a famed bridge authority died while taking a before dinner bath. Heart failure due to insufficient oxygen was listed as the cause after a period of breathlessness. He had been seriously ill last May and again two weeks ago. He left a widow Dorothy Renata Baehne and a son Peter. Culbertson founded the World Federation Inc to push a plan for freedom from war. He was born in Romania and educated in Geneva Paris and Yale.
U S Air Force Sergeant Mike Kliman 46 held 24 hours by East Berlin authorities after an auto crash blamed on his drunkenness by the Reds. the Army says bad visibility and slick roads caused the accident and Kliman was later handed to American officials at Karlshorst. He had visited his German wife in West Berlin and drove friends in East Berlin before the incident. The release followed a request to Soviet authorities to locate Kliman.
The fragment mentions India and Mexico with references to education and tracking, and notes about Austin Hillman, a Denver figure described as a hobo and revolutionist, expelled from Spain for anarchist ties. Amounts cited include about 4 500 000, suggesting a financial figure connected to the story.
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