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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
6
A reader asks if a belt reducing machine harms varicose veins and if X ray identified pancreatic stones have a diet or treatment. The doctor notes surgery carries a tiny risk due to modern anesthesiologists and states there is no diet for pancreatic stones. stones may affect various glands and organs.
Raleigh AP reports civic leaders push to qualify Negro youths for industrial training. Coltrane notes rising enrollment at North Carolina 20 industrial education centers from 8.3 to 12.4 percent. expect 15 percent in 1965 66 as councils mobilize local action and state integration spreads.
Richmond officials report the city has lost a street project amid a history check. The vanished 2,600 foot right of way along Ti of way was not located. DuVal, assistant work director, vows to locate the missing street with city staff assistance.
AP reports David Frost was automatically retired from American television last week after the exit of That Was The Week I Was. Bill Leyden then steps in to replace him in the TV and radio scene.
NBC daily host duties push Leyden between Los Angeles and New York to preside over Call My Bluff. The word game show debuts late March and could run a year, costing Leyden up to 16 850 dollars in commutation and 300 000 miles. Weekend highlights include The Man Who Walked in Space and a kids special Kristie, with Leyden juggling stage travel and family in Los Angeles and New York.
A fragmented listing shows channels and times including news at several hours, late movie blocks, and variety shows across stations. Specific items mention Roanoke listings with programs like Jack Benny and Jack Paar and local weather and sports updates.
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