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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
5
A reader asks about a left handed boy who writes backwards and reads oddly. The doctor suggests vision improvement may help but pace is slow. One eye dominance exercises may strengthen the weaker eye. other cases show mixed outcomes and careful evaluation is advised.
Revenue agents in Kentucky report last year seizures of 172 stills 20 782 gallons of mash and 393 arrests. Two years earlier seizures totaled 242 stills 34 854 gallons of mash with 526 arrests and autos.
The North Carolina Industrial Development Foundation held its annual meeting in Southern Pines with about 68 business leaders. Hodges was honored as former governor and secretary of commerce for renewed fishing weekend invitations and discussions on expanding industrial ties with the Department of Conservation and the Research Triangle Institute. Brant Snavely was elected president and Norman reappointed vice president.
An AP News Analysis notes Shastri faces possible removal after a poor showing in Kerala where the Congress won 36 seats to 59 for pro Communist Reds and leftist allies. It discusses succession bets within Congress and the risk of a Communist-led state government without prisoner releases.
A personal reminiscence of faith and endurance during illness and loss. The narrator recalls Aunt Sarah praying standing, tending a feverish cousin with wet cloths and medicine, and the solace found in prayer and action. The piece contrasts childhood mercy with adult grief after her husband’s sudden death.
Leonard Dobbs of Silver City New Mexico recounts how a hunting trip aided by Aunt Sarah’s advice helped him confront his two month old baby’s welfare and his own alcohol struggle. Time gradually eased the pain, and Dobbs notes prayers aided the healing process.
Thomas Leonard Cline a 28 year old Salisbury resident died on his first jump when his parachute failed to open after a static line release. Baxter Morganton safety officer said Cline was ground instructed and qualified to jump. His body was found on a wooded hill near Brockenbrough Air.
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