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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1970
Page
4
State Bureau of Investigation Director Charles Dunn told Guilford Optimist Clubs that the drug danger is a personal and national menace. He warned the problem reaches every suburb and school and could claim many young lives if not addressed with effective steps.
Elizabeth McBee Waynick, long a public figure through her husband Capus Waynick and her ambassador roles in Nicaragua and Colombia, is remembered for intelligence, kindness, and devoted support. Colleagues recall her as a gracious hostess and steadfast advocate of her husband’s career.
A virulent virus outbreak linked to Lassa Nigeria has killed three of five Americans infected in the past year. Nurses Laura Wine and her colleague died after contracting the disease in January 1969, while Lily Pinneo survived after transfer to New York.
Blood samples from Miss Pinneo and two nurses were analyzed at Yale Arbovirus Research Unit. Dr Casals contracted Lassa fever and recovered with Pinneo blood serum. A nearby technician Juan Roman died. Yale halted the study and CDC plans to resume in Atlanta under max security with stringent sterilization and waste controls.
German scientist Prof Walter Dontenwill reports controlled tests on hamsters and mice indicating larynx and lung cancers from smoking. British studies corroborate, while American makers dispute. Note mentions Senate House talks on banning ads and Pompidou speech reaction.
The Queen Elizabeth lies at Port Everglades drawing visitors at 2.50 dollars each. Long Beach plans a bold reuse of the Queen Mary, with projected millions in cost and large job and tax gains. Floridians urged to develop the Elizabeth similarly as a top tourist draw.
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