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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1966
Page
3
Motner explains dehydration risks across ages, from babies to adults, noting rapid fluid loss in illness and heat. Signs include dry skin, tongue, fever, and reduced urine. severe cases can cause shock and death without prompt rehydration.
A reader questions if wearing dark glasses constantly can shrink eyeballs. The reply clarifies sunglasses do not cause eye shrinkage and recommends reducing glare to protect eyes from excess ultraviolet light. The second note explains differences between brain tumor and cerebral hemorrhage as distinct conditions with different causes and effects.
In Raleigh four housewives were dealt perfect bridge hands on Thursday while a Charlotte club reported the same on February 10. Dr. Oscar Wesler notes the odds at 10 to the 28th power for four players receiving perfect hands at once.
A single of four transatlantic cables broke Thursday night, shifting load to other lines. AT&T reported Press Wireless hampered and unable to secure an alternate London route, using radio instead. Telex remains restricted for urgent dispatches while repair crews search for the fault.
New Delhi reports India's economy is in bad shape and urges creditors to provide loans on soft terms of 25 years or more with no interest to ease repayment.
Carl Gallimore of Ellerbe reports some blossom damage in the Sandhills but not enough to hurt. In Johnston South Carolina and surrounding areas a 30 degree low caused no crop damage as trees at peak bloom benefit from a light freeze. young peaches have not begun to form and temperatures have risen to 70 to 80 degrees.
President Johnson flies to New York for Mrs Celler funeral aboard a redesigned Air Force One. The main cabin seats face the tail to allow direct sight to the presidential suite and a moveable wall grants access between the office lounge and bedroom. The jet seats about 80 and supports in-flight address to guests and press.
Tickets priced at $1.50 are available from any member of the Men's Club or can be purchased at the door.
A cacao plant resembles a palm with acorn squash shaped pods attached to its trunk. Each pod contains 20 to 50 cream colored cacao beans.
Washington AP reports Cemal Gürsel, ill and in a coma after strokes, flies home aboard a military plane. President Johnson makes an unannounced helicopter trip to the airfield to honor Gürsel on his departure.
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