State health officer cites fluoride cuts cavities in children
Dr. E A Pearson of the North Carolina State Board of Health says fluoridated water reduces cavities by 65 percent in children from birth to 14. About one million people in the state receive fluoride. 47 communities fluoridate, 17 have natural fluoride, and safe, controlled use is emphasized.
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Associated Press
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Pearson
North Carolina
Charlotte
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Jury Deliberates in Sinatra Jr Kidnaping Case
In Los Angeles jurors weigh charges against Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irwin for abducting Frank Sinatra Jr at Lake Tahoe on December 8. The defense argues the incident was a publicity stunt while prosecutors portray it as a vicious crime. The judge notes lack of direct evidence of prearrangements. Sinatra Jr was released after ransom was paid.
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LOS Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
William G. East
Young Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Barry Worthington Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
John Irwin
Sinatra Jr
East
Frank Sinatra
U.S
Thomas R
Sheridan
Keenan
Charles, E. Crouch Jr
Sinatra
Frank Jr
Goldwater favored by most North Carolina GOP delegates
An Associated Press survey shows 21 of 26 North Carolina GOP delegates leaning to Goldwater ahead of the San Francisco convention. Several delegates are undecided or lean toward Goldwater in a state where many see the Arizona senator as a strong conservative standard bearer.
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Johnson
Raven Smith
Concord
Charlotte
Associated Press
Sun District
North Carolina
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Mooresville
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Wcates
Goldwater
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Marcus Hickman
Goldwa
GOP
Uater
Arizona
Hickman
Armfield
Winston-Salem
Jen
Fred Keith
Lumberton
Del
Union Protests Playboy Bunny Uniform Rules
AFL-CIO union officials challenge strict Bunny uniform standards at Playboy Clubs arguing the tight costumes and coded regulations threaten workers rights under the National Labor Relations Act. They propose replacing Bunny checkups with formal procedures and denounce espionage on the job as the bunnies work conditions debate widens across multiple cities.
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Playboy
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Detroit
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Miami
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General MacArthur Recovery Reported After Gallstone Block
General Douglas MacArthur is recovering after surgeons at Walter Reed Army Hospital removed stones blocking his bile duct and gall bladder. Doctors found no malignancy in the liver, gallbladder, or abdomen. Surgeon General Lt. Gen. Leonard D. Heaton said the jaundice was due to a mechanical blockage, not cancer.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Heaton
MacArthur
Weasatasyers
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Army
Debate Set Monday On Rights Bill
Senate opens historic civil rights debate Monday as Democratic leader Mike Mansfield says the issue must be faced. The chamber moves ahead with the civil rights measure amid expected Southern filibuster, and the floor battle could stretch for months while the House receives the administration’s farm plan in a separate vote.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Mansfield
Prince Ascends Throne Amid Greek Palace Turmoil
In Athens King Constantine, age 23, is proclaimed successor after King Paul dies from surgical complications. Crowned events unfold with public viewing planned at the Metropolitan Cathedral as Greece faces Cyprus tensions. Meanwhile a Dallas jail break sees seven prisoners flee a courthouse, with four recaptured and two still at large, including Randolph Hudnall and Billy Brock. Little Lynn Bennett, a Carousel Club witness, feared the escapeers as chaos erupted in the court.
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Anne Marie
Denmark
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Cyprus
Lycabetus Hill
Johnson
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U Thant
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Ruby
Dallas County
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Randolph R. Hudnall
West Palm Beach
Fla
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Thornton
Tors To
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Bill Decker
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Ing
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Tommy
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Joe B
Hudnall
West Palm Brown
Ruby Trial Sets Legal History
Jack Ruby's murder trial, in its third week, stands as a historic case in and out of court. The Dallas courtroom drama follows the Kennedy assassination and Oswald's murder, with Ruby described as a local character who shot Oswald after the president's death. His defense claims epileptic rage and lack of intent, while police say Ruby admitted planning the act. See RUBY on Page 7.
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Dallas
Tex
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John F. Kennedy
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Oswald
United States
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Ruby
Absurdist literature study shapes Religion in Life Week
Sunday Enterprise previews High Point College students examining the absurdist movement in literature and its impact on everyday life. Also noted is Davidson County’s funding shortfalls for school construction and local debate on beer and wine revenue for schools, plus a Washington report on Johnson’s first 100 days and Hazard’s poverty-focused challenges.
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High Point College
Hazard
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Enterprise
Davidson
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The
Sunday Enterprise
Washington
D. C
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Appalachia
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