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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1959
Page
3
Travelogue lists across and down clues covering places clothing items foods and actions. Names include states countries and common objects with answers forming a themed word puzzle grid.
Dr. Molner advises women after 45 to 50 to have yearly checkups with pelvic exams and general health reviews. Some gynecologists favor twice yearly for older patients, but staying well is the goal. Ears, tubal ligation, menopause timing, leg cramps, and a Mt. Griggs name change are noted.
Police search for a southbound truck believed to have swerved into a Greyhound bus on U S 1 near Richmond. Three Marine reservists from Miami were killed and twenty one bus passengers plus the driver injured. victims were en route to Washington on liberty from Cherry Point Marine base.
J Paul Henley of Greensboro NC president of the state VFW assailed Gov Luther Hodges Russia visit remarks urging North Carolina to attract domestic industries instead He warned VFW members to watch Russian officials visiting the United States for possible information gathering and influence.
Dean John W. Shirley of North Carolina State College says Russia is a national educational venture aimed at creating a new race of men. Speaking at the Southeastern World Affairs Institute in Blue Ridge, he noted no discontent with communism and that Russians expect to surpass the U.S. in 1970 in industrial output and living standards without war. He added he could defeat the Soviets in a shooting war but not in a political economic one. Dr. Robert A. Rupen of UNC said Russians believe the United States is finished and will dominate the rest of the 20th century.
Ernest Bentley 25, a former Air Force airman, has been jailed in Columbia for safekeeping on charges tied to the slaying of 15 year old Harold Knotts. Knotts disappeared July 16 and was found beaten and slashed July 17 near Port Royal. Officers report Bentley visited the area near Parris Island Marine base five times before his arrest. An inquest is planned and the next circuit court term begins November 2 for possible grand jury action. Knotts, a local youth, had left home to view Navy ships arriving at Port Royal. His mother reported him missing after he failed to return for dinner.
In Merced California a fierce current at a canal headgate claimed the lives of Melba and Dolores Campbell 17 and 18 as they sought relief from 106 degree heat. Their uncle Cecil Campbell also attempted rescue but saved himself after entering the dangerous opening. Dolores body was recovered wedged in the headgate.
Five people died and three were injured in a dawn collision on US 17 north of Myrtle Beach. Investigating trooper C M Metts found no signs of speeding or drinking. a southbound car with four Conway Negroes veered into a northbound Florence car carrying four Florence residents. Victims included Hezikah Erwin 37 Jean Blanche Robinson 19 Eloise Wright Jones 28 from Florence and Eugene G Williams 33 Gurley Graham 26 from Conway. Charles Scott 30 driver of the Florence car survived with serious injuries. Ringland Graham and Roland Conner both from Conway were listed as critically hurt.
President Eisenhower came back to the White House lawn after a 38 minute flight from Gettysburg. Mrs Eisenhower planned to return later by automobile. At Gettysburg Presbyterian services the pastor prayed for those living under oppression and for alleviation of suffering. The minister did not mention the captive nations proclamation by name but cited it as prompting his prayer. Khrushchev had criticized the proclamation in Moscow in talks with Vice President Nixon.
An asthma treatment once prescribed by doctors to private patients is offered over the counter as Primatene tablets. Medical tests say it stops attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief by opening airways and easing mucus congestion without injections.
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