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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
3
Reader questions about ingrown hairs under the skin and related shaving tips. Dr Motner suggests shaving with the grain, not too close, try different razors, and consider a skin specialist for persistent cases. Also addresses rectal bleeding concerns with hemorrhoids or fissure, stressing medical evaluation and constipation relief.
The platypus, a remarkable mammal, has a duck like bill and a furry body. It produces milk for its young and the adult male reaches about two feet in length with a beaver like tail. Each side of the ankles bears a notable feature.
The Zuni Indians elect tribal officials for two year terms, enabling new leaders to establish records in governance and community affairs. The article notes the periodic renewal of leadership and the potential for policy continuity or change as officials begin their duties.
Freshman Rep Robert Collier Jr pushes two bills to raise daily expense allowances for lawmakers from 12 to 20 dollars. One bill has passed both houses, the other awaits Senate approval. Collier cites needs for rooms meals official notices and travel. Some lawmakers praise the move as improving representation while others oppose it.
Statesville voters re elected Mayor J. nal to a seventh two year term by an 800 vote margin, 2,159 to 1,359, over attorney W. R. Bat. Bat was third with 62 votes. Council members Wilkes Kivett and Clarence Stimpson won re election, while Sherman Mitchell and P. Walemat were unopposed.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that the United States developed a 21 ton monster bomb for use in Axis raids during World War II but did not test drop it until 1947.
An advertisement for Nash Jewelry Co. at 127 North Main touts no carrying charges on purchases and no collectors knocking on doors. It claims customers can pay next year with years to pay options and emphasizes cash savings.
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