To Your Good Health By Joseph G Molner M D
Health column by Dr. Molner offers practical medical guidance and clear explanations. Tips cover common ailments, preventive care, and straightforward steps readers can take to improve well being.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1964
Page
11
Health column by Dr. Molner offers practical medical guidance and clear explanations. Tips cover common ailments, preventive care, and straightforward steps readers can take to improve well being.
Reader questions the benefits and risks of one to two drinks nightly for relaxation and sleep. Dr Molner notes alcohol can irritate the stomach, affect thinking or driving, and intensify tranquilizers. moderation helps but not abuse.
Maj. Gen. E L Rowny urged better survivability for helicopters citing active and passive measures to protect vulnerable parts. He noted maintenance, navigation, and cost as major issues while testing air assault concepts and formations with the Air Force in North and South Carolina.
Nearly half of Ford Motor Co workers were idle today as strikes reduce parts supply. About 70 000 of Ford's 160 000 hourly staff face layoffs with 1500 more anticipated at the Ohio and Los Angeles plants. Ford warned of broader plant closures if local Auto Workers strikes persist.
Trustees voted to create Charlotte College as the fourth UNC campus and sent the plan to the 1965 General Assembly for funding. If approved, Charlotte College will become the University of North Carolina at Charlotte effective July 1, 1965, with Gov elect Dan K Moore pledging support.
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