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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1968
Page
4
Reader asks for cure. expert explains herpes simplex basics, triggers, and limits. Highlights that there is no cure, warns against strong medicines, notes palliatives and smallpox vaccine injections may help some, and stresses that susceptibility varies among individuals.
A caller advised heating warm water to separate a stuck china bowl from a pot lid claiming expanding air would push it free. He argued cooling or pressure would worsen the seal. The quirky exchange echoes old time kitchen physics.
A paranoid is someone with a mental disorder marked by delusions and projecting personal conflicts onto others. In simple terms, they feel everyone is plotting against them, often lasting years without consciousness disturbance.
The text discusses cure options for acne scars, noting surgery and facial planing as possible but major procedures. It urges prevention and early parental help for kids with acne, arguing long term cost benefits and ego-related gains from treatment.
The note outlines deer hunting options for a weekend in North Carolina with meals and lodging possible. It mentions open eastern counties now and mountains openings Nov 25, with bucks only on certain days and reservations in the Uwharrie sector. It suggests Bill Pugh at 1348 Main for schedules and notes to contact wildlife commissions in Richmond and Columbia for Virginia and South Carolina.
Moscow reports a rare consumer problem as caviar becomes scarce in Soviet shops. The shortage is blamed on dwindling sturgeon stocks and a policy prioritizing exports, leaving citizens with limited holiday supplies before the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary.
Soviet scientists report Caspian Sea levels fell about seven feet since 1931, endangering sturgeon breeding in the Volga delta and reducing access to spawning grounds. Pollution and climate shifts blamed as jetting export profits rely on red caviar from salmon. Predatory agency cites red caviar surplus. Iran black caviar imports rise as Western experts warn this cannot solve black caviar scarcity.
New York report says a strong economy could lift more Americans into the middle class and fund solutions like jobs, cleaner air, and better schools. Projections from the Chamber of Commerce and Congress Joint Economic Committee suggest solid growth, with GNP rising to about 1.3 trillion by 1975 if unemployment is reduced to around 4 percent.
A Swedish government report argues that to reduce women’s burden and boost equality, fathers should take more housework and child care, even leaves with pay. Dr Margaret Mead supports expanding paternal roles but cautions reforms alone won’t solve working mother challenges.
Kenya Uganda and Ceylon have invited an Indian women's hockey team to tour their countries in December. The National Institute of Sports has asked the government for the necessary foreign exchange.
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