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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1964
Page
3
In the column reader asks about treating crossed eyes. Dr Molner explains that most cases are correctable by surgery or eye muscle adjustment, not eye transplants, and notes early treatment offers better vision and lower costs with options through medical centers and the county medical society.
Grover Jones, an Indianapolis handyman, complains the mistrial in his second-degree murder case is unfair after prosecutors reveal two character witnesses are kin to jurors. Defense says Jones will seek retrial starting Monday. Welby Lee had sought 18 years and 100000 miles to find the driver who killed his father, Newt Lee, on December 31, 1944.
The S S Robin Sherwood rescued civilian pilot Lowell Thompson of Spokane after he spent about 24 hours in a raft following a Cessna 182 crash in the South Atlantic. Thompson, ferried under contract from Fort Lauderdale to South Africa, was in good condition and headed to Ascension Island for transport.
An elected city council member could not supply a portrait for his election notice and stated he had to have one made. He explained the situation publicly to accompany the announcement.
Pope Paul VI gave his gold and silver three tier beehive crown to the world’s poor during a Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica honoring St. John Chrysostom. Archbishop Pericle Felici said the act responds to council calls to address misery and hunger amid wealth disparity.
Wake Forest College faced a strong vote against removal of President Harold W. Tribble as the Baptist State Convention rejected the proposal amid student threats to seek separation from the church owned college. Wake Forest trustee Irving Carlyle said separation is not foreseen soon but tensions persist between the college and convention.
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