10 Nov 1970
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1970
Page
1
The inner ear contains three semicircular canals with fluid and hair cells. Movement causes fluid shifts that stimulate the vestibular nerve, signaling the brain to maintain balance. Excess stimulation can cause dizziness in rides or seasickness at sea.
Explains the difference between felonies and misdemeanors including examples and penalties. Addresses when birth certificates first appeared in the U S and how timing varied by state, with guidance on locating records through state health departments or county offices and possible delayed certificates via the Census Bureau.
WGHP-TV defends Shock Theatre for Saturday horror slots citing high viewer demand for Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi classics. Producers note limited availability of recent horror films and small catalog of feature packages. Voting age in 1968 estimated at 120 million with about 73 million voting in the presidential election, a 60 percent turnout.
Charles de Gaulle, the 6 foot 4 leader who guided France after World War II and again in 1958, died Monday night from a ruptured aneurysm. The news was announced today as France entered a period of national mourning.
In Ankara two U S Army generals Brig Gen Claude M Quarrie Jr and Maj Gen Edward C D Scherrer plus Turkish Col Cevat Denli were freed after nine hours of talks in Kizilakcak near the Soviet border. They had been interned after a light plane misrouted across the frontier.
Bargainers for UAW and General Motors returned after a 17 hour session with no settlement on an eight week strike. Negotiators pressed under pressure as GM warned production could halt by December 1 if no agreement emerges, with possible federal intervention looming.
Washington report says the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks threatens a nationwide rail strike on December 11 if wage demands exceed the 36 percent recommendation of a presidential board. President C. L. Dennis cites 200000 affected workers seeking 40 percent raises and better benefits.
Britain's flagship aircraft carrier Ark Royal collided with a Soviet Kotlin class destroyer east of Malta during Mediterranean maneuvers. Two Soviet sailors are missing. no major damage reported. Some Russians were rescued from the sea as Ark Royal and Yarmouth assist in the search.
The government moves to tighten safety after a survey found one third of microwave ovens leaked excessive radiation. HEW clears models from Amana GE Yoshiba Sears Montgomery Ward Westinghouse and aims to clear all by next fall as industry improves maintenance and repair.
A Detroit boy died from a heroin overdose after investigators say the drug came in a capsule swallowed at an uncle’s home, not from tainted Halloween candy. Police noted the amount matched one capsule and that an unidentified person had sprinkled heroin on Kevin’s candy to mislead the source.
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