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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
15
Cheryle Lee, 10, daughter of Gastonia parents, died at Baptist Hospital after a two year battle with a rare blood disease. She entered hospital 10 weeks ago and was on a respirator. Gastonia citizens donated about 800 dollars to help cover hospital costs officials estimate at 20000 dollars.
Henson of Vilas was elected president of the North Carolina Rural Letter Carriers Association at its Goldsboro convention. Other officers named include Horace Ward of Rose Hill as vice president Leonard Science of Yale as secretary treasurer and Thad Worrell Goldsboro Seth Gabriel Mooresville and Charles Fouchee Liberty named to the executive committee.
On this date events include the 1939 first U S to Europe commercial flight historic Globe Theatre fire in London 1613 Molly Pitcher recognized by George Washington 1778. Other items: 1911 first Russian battleship launched, 1941 Paderewski dies in New York, 1946 Trieste riots, Poznan 1956 revolt, 1961 space satellites with nuclear generator, 1965 India Pakistan cease-fire talks.
Gov. Dan Moore announced approval by the Appalachian Regional Commission for three North Carolina projects. They include an addition to Memorial Mission Hospital in Asheville and the building of the Watauga County Hospital in Boone, with the Waynesville project also listed. Final approval moves to the U S secretary of commerce and the secretary of health education and welfare for implementation under the Appalachian Act of 1965.
A vintage ad touts FASTRETH as a non acid denture powder that leaves no panic or pasty taste. It claims to freshen breath, fit securely, and prevent denture breath while avoiding nausea. Available at drug counters nationwide.
Michael Dunn at 31 and 3 feet 10 inches tall with IQ 178 may be the world’s smartest dwarf. He has Oscar nomination for Ship of Fools, film work, a Broadway play in development, and a TV detective series in progress. He performs, swims well, and pilots with special rigs, defying typecast parts.
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