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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
4
Dr. Joseph G Moluer offers practical health guidance in this column focusing on daily wellness tips and preventive care. Readers learn straightforward steps for better nutrition, safe exercise, and managing common ailments with accessible advice.
Dear Dr. Molner discusses bronchiectasis as a chronic lung infection causing foul sputum, potential lung bleeding, and coughing. It outlines causes, symptoms like weight loss and fever, and treatments including antibiotics, postural drainage, and surgical segmental dissection. Also notes smoking risks and that bad breath can stem from lung infections rather than teeth.
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said he will attend a European Common Market meeting soon and hopes the bloc's other five leaders join him. He plans a Washington visit next week and urged the summit to provide a political underpinning. Ministers from France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg meet June 1 in Brussels, date not certain for Erhard.
A few dozen mallards occupy a Detroit suburb. The ducks wander streets and stores, sample merchandise, and lay eggs. One shopkeeper complains of traffic disruptions and weekly parking-lot hose-downs, joking about harming the birds.
Oswald Jacoby explains a reader query on reaching six clubs with North South cards. North rebids to one no trump, South jumps to three clubs, North bids three spades indicating an improved hand, South advances to four clubs and then six, with play unfolding as North wins the spade lead, discards a diamond, and takes ace and heart.
Gov. Carl E. Sanders of Georgia opposes inviting Alabama governor George C. Wallace to address the Georgia House and Senate next Tuesday. Three House members had proposed inviting Wallace, but Sanders, a racial moderate, frowns on any speech by the segregationist before the legislature.
Roger Babson argues Viet Nam and Cuba tensions could trigger a broader conflict. He warns loss of Viet Nam to communists might threaten Southeast Asia, drawing in China, Russia, and allied powers. He notes Formosa as key US protection and previews a future column on Japan.
TOKYO AP Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan returned home Wednesday without agreement on two major proposals from Premier Khrushchev. Japan balked at a WWII peace treaty by refusing to return several northern islands and agreed to joint efforts for a total nuclear test ban conditioned on an effective policing system. Two weeks of talks also failed to yield a Tokyo Moscow airline deal.
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