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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1957
Page
7
A wife asks if it is fair to leave two young children while the doctor-husband travels for work and lectures. Mary Haworth advises the husband to plan family vacations and reduce solo travel to protect domestic unity and provide emotional nurture for the children.
Cairo based feminist leader Dira Shafik ends an 11 day hunger strike against Egypt's dictatorship. She began Feb 6 vowing to fast to the death and lost 17 pounds. Her first meal since then was soup and coffee.
Miss Ellen Hatley and Tom Roberts were chosen king and queen at the Y-Teens King and Queen of Hearts Ball at the YMCA. Seniors at High Point High, they received red rose bud bouquets and boutonnieres after ballots were cast in a heart shaped box. The coronation followed by a waltz as the orchestra played. Miss Linda Given served as chairwoman.
Sugar, a Nubian goat owned by Harry Powell near Duncanville, gave birth to quadruplets, a rarity in goats. Powell notes goat litters are typically twins, with quadruplets estimated as about one in 670,000 births.
A Pittsburgh candidate for the Pittsburgh Central Labor Union executive board vows she is all in a lather about the Local 141 Laundry Workers union election as part of the labor drive.
A New York interview with Dr. Pollack explains that after age 25 the body requires about 7 percent fewer calories per decade. He warns that many stay at the same intake, causing weight gain by midlife, and argues for balanced nutrition plus increased activity to control weight.
A fragmented query mentions choosing a steak type, highlighting Porterhouse. The brief hints at a menu decision or item preference without clear event or context.
Diet plan suggested by Dr. Herbert Pollack targets 1500 to 1700 calories. It outlines daily servings including fruit juice, eggs, bread, margarine, milk, coffee, lean meat or cheese, salads, vegetables, and sugar in tea or coffee.
If pin curls loosen, try small metal clips from five and dime stores. They come in several sizes and hold a curl securely for neater styling without damage.
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