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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1960
Page
6
A reflective piece traces era when diploma mills offered cheap degrees, followed by the rise of rigorous medical schools and residency paths. It notes the shift to real qualifications after a long, demanding education, internships, and specialization, while stressing ongoing study for all doctors.
A reader asks about the value of medical specialization and whether a physician must hold a standard medical diploma. The letter notes relief during a stay in South Carolina and recurs pains upon returning home, seeking guidance on the legitimacy of the title doctor and the need for a diploma from a reputable medical school.
Ray Henry outlines optimistic 1960s forecasts for retirement security. Social Security expansions will raise benefits for many, private pension plans grow, and railroad and military retirement evolve. Health care improves with prepaid plans and geriatrics entering medical schools, while housing expands for seniors through government support and mortgage guarantees. Employment shifts as more seniors retire or work part time.
A scanned word puzzle lists across and down clues including 11th State, mineral rock, feminine, Indian weight, parrot island, chamois, and various thematic terms. entries hint at state themed neighbors and river state connections, with many classical and regional terms interwoven.
A Timonium report notes a squirrel discovered the water trough frozen solid and waited on the ice until it melted, then drank its fill. The piece closes with a quip about Edison poetry and perspiration.
North and South vulnerable play a sequence from a bridge hand ending with a dramatic defense. After a tense stretch East refuses to ruff, South cashes trumps and diamonds, and West loses control to dummy. Munich marks 800th anniversary as noted.
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