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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1960
Page
4
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Reader questions about kidney stones and Parkinsonism are addressed with practical guidance. The doctor explains how fluids reduce stone risk and outlines Parkinson's signs, progression, and optimistic points such as longevity and preserved intelligence. It emphasizes facing the condition and considering diet and management options.
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The South Korean Ministry of Health and Social Affairs reports that American families have adopted more than 3,000 Korean orphans over the past six years, highlighting growing transnational adoption ties between the two nations.
Pottsville news reports John C Motley 27 blamed fatigue and panic for walking away from Schuylkill County prison yard where he was assigned to shag baseballs. Motley, serving a 142 3 year term for stealing a fire chief ear, was recaptured in Port Carbon and charged with prison breach.
The article reports North Carolina Democratic delegates debating a civil rights plank at a 1960s party convention. Nath cieneas South and Sam J. Ervin express mixed views on federal power, racial segregation, and the plank's reach. Terry Sanford notes potential polling and Kennedy support among NC delegates.
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