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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1961
Page
3
Colorado state senators unanimously approved a bill allowing barbers to give candy or gum to youngsters after haircuts. The candy must be in a clean wrapper. The measure would overrule a prior State Barber Board sanitary ban from last fall.
The Indian population in Arizona is reported as the largest of any state in the Union, highlighting demographic leadership in American Native communities.
An old advertisement suggests mild bladder irritation relief from Doan's Pills. It claims fast backache and headache relief and a mild diuretic effect by increasing kidney output. The appeal notes long use and widespread satisfaction.
A health column by Dr Joseph C Molner offers practical medical insight for common ailments, emphasizing preventive care and sensible daily practices. Specific tips cover nutrition, exercise, sleep, and recognizing warning signs needing medical advice.
A reader asks if a cough signals heart trouble after a brother’s sudden death. The doctor notes a cough can occur with heart disease but usually with other symptoms. many other causes exist. Lying before a fan does not cause a heart attack and health warnings arise from subtle signs rather than a single cough.
Gov. Sanford urged immediate pay raises for teachers at a Robeson County event, citing NC teachers ranked 39th nationally. He pitched a $106 million school improvement program and said education would take priority in Raleigh, vowing change for educator salaries and status.
The Joint Appropriations Committee weighs more than 112 million in requests beyond Advisory Budget Commission recommendations. State agencies including the Highway Department and Conservation and Development face hearings. colleges and prisons seek substantial increases for operating budgets and capital improvements.
In Columbus the trucking association handed each senator and representative a lapel pin reading 104 to help distinguish members from pages as the 104th General Assembly convened.
The notice states only 4 door convertibles are allowed and each car must complete a 12 mile road test prior to shipment. Engines run at least three hours under lab supervision. Lincoln Continental offers a superior warranty compared with other American cars. Details forthcoming.
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