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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1974
Page
5
A humorous exchange between two neighbors and a Paris gossip item. Bombeck sketches quirky, meddling locals with stories of missing activity, a famous sex symbol, and comic near-marital misunderstandings as the community wonders about who remains at home and who leaves.
In Washington DC a surge of imported acupuncturists thrives amid lax credential checks. The piece notes prominent figures, including Senate wives and a foreign ambassador’s spouse, seeking needlebased therapy as the city hosts a booming, sometimes controversial practice.
Readers discuss acupuncture through column letters and anecdotes. Betty Ford and Mary Meeds weigh in on using acupuncture for numb neck pain and back issues while others report limited relief or no benefit. Notable figures including Barbara Eagleton and Julius Hobson share mixed experiences with practitioners in Maryland and Virginia.
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