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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1966
Page
5
Washington AP report from the American Cancer Society notes that death rates are higher among subjects with a history of cigarette smoking than never smokers, in a large study of 1,003,229 people including 562,671 women. The trend mirrors men, with smokers showing higher coronary heart disease deaths in both sexes.
The Denver meeting of about 1,200 highway builders focused on saving trees and natural beauty in road construction. Rex M. Whitton urged planning that respects natural features as the road is located and designed. Senator Jennings Randolph and Representative George H. Fallon spoke on public roads oversight and funding.
Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics course begins at High Point Public Library 411 South Main Street on Wednesday February 23 at 7:00 PM with check in at 6:30 PM. The session will cover speed reading techniques and comprehension strategies for attendees.
Albion refers to ancient England and means white due to the white cliffs of Dover. The term links the land’s identity to its iconic coastline and color reference.
On Haiti's southeast coast, Morne La Selle rises to 8793 feet, ranking as one of the Caribbean's highest mountains. The note references a presidential oath tradition and the mountain's prominence.
An old time marketing style claims Doan’s Pills relieve bladder discomfort at once. It promotes quick relief from aches and pains, including backaches, headaches, and muscle pains, with a long proven track record spanning decades.
In a statement for the 20th anniversary of the Employment Act of 1946 Curtis argues for an economic council from the opposition. He faults the minority for lacking executive resources and private advisers and urges a formalized symposium to refine policy issues.
Fragmentary notes describe the origin of the Smithsonian with a reference to an Englishman James Sailen and a bequest in the 19th century. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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