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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1964
Page
5
Reader seeks prognosis for labyrinthitis and learns it often runs its course but can become chronic if infection isn’t resolved. Details cover inner ear inflammation causes, antibiotics, and potential outcomes including hearing loss. The column also notes factors like toxins and circulation and clarifies questions about Meniere’s disease and nursing.
Prompt encourages readers to review money saving values with no carrying charges or collectors and claims savings up to 20 percent. The tone urges frequent look at offers to maximize savings.
Dr. Louis H. Bauer of Rockville Center New York a cardiologist and aviation medicine pioneer died Sunday from a heart ailment He served as medical director of the aeronautics branch of the U S Department of Commerce and edited the Journal of Aviation Medicine from 1930 to 1954 He was born in Boston and led the American Medical Association as president in 1952 53
Dr Mother notes the high cost of printing and handling as he answers readers questions in his column. He cannot respond to individual letters due to the heavy daily mail volume.
The Rev. Lawrence W. Halvorson, jailed in a 1962 Georgia civil rights protest, resigns as secretary for human relations at the National Lutheran Council and takes a post with First Lutheran Church in Fargo North Dakota. He will leave March 1, citing Lutheran churches’ rising focus on human and civil rights. He is 58 and was among 75 churchmen arrested in Albany in 1962.
In Columbia South Carolina the Senate Finance Committee will debate pay raises for teachers and state employees behind closed doors this week. The House approved bill calls for a 5 percent teacher raise with none for state workers, while some senators push for raises for employees and a realistic uplift for teachers to align salaries with neighboring states. Senator Edgar A Brown expects the big money bill draft to be finished this week for Senate debate next week. Any state employee raise likely mirrors the teacher increase or is smaller.
Air Force ophthalmologists report a six-astronaut study indicating orbiting pilots could identify missile bases troops and other targets from 100 miles up with proper training. They cite Maj. Leroy Gordon Cooper’s accounts of seeing houses streets vehicles and a locomotive from orbit, amid initial skepticism.
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