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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
14
A reader describes her husband of 62 fainting while answering the phone. After multiple tests and a home recovery, a new heart tension pill was prescribed. The writer seeks medical guidance on possible causes and mentions angio gram EEG spinal tests as potential investigations. The tone mirrors a medical Q and A column.
A medical caution explains how pressure on the carotid sinus can trigger fainting and a dangerous two second blackout. The narrator worries a husband driving a car could cause disaster and urges clear judgment about the risk.
Dr Thosteson responds to a reader about ringing in the ears and offers his booklet Ear Noises Their Causes and Cures. The column suggests questions on blood pressure medications and examinations, and promotes a smoking cessation booklet Tips On How To Stop Smoking.
A fragmentary bridge notation shows a sequence with North South and East West hands. The text includes a pass strategy and a lead description with Q and J cards, indicating a board excerpt rather than a full deal or outcome.
In a 1970 World Championship hand, Mike Lawrence faced a tough overcall and a three raise. West led spades, East captured an ace and returned a small card. Mike ruffed a club, dodged danger, and held firm to win after careful play and a late diamond concession.
Two High Point students received bachelor’s degrees from Virginia Tech at graduation ceremonies in Blacksburg. Robert A. Bodle Jr. earned a bachelor’s in English and David R. Jones Jr. a degree in industrial engineering and operations research. Julia D. Leonard of Lexington earned a Master of Arts in Education.
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