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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
5
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A column warns readers about fraudulent medical quacks exploiting public trust. It outlines common schemes, cautions on unlicensed practitioners, and urges verification of credentials and professional affiliations. The piece urges vigilance and informed health choices.
A letter to Dr. Molner warns about impostor doctors and dangerous injections. The reader describes six treatments from a non MD practitioner selling Superdoepertone and highlights the risk of quacks cheating the public out of money. The note emphasizes telling one’s real doctor the truth and avoiding unproven remedies like cobra venom.
Republican Robert Gavin said taxes should not exempt low income earners and urged personal estate reform at Forsyth County Young Republicans rally. He claimed Democrats pretend to aid the unemployed while hurting the poor, arguing the record shows otherwise.
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe, freed by President Nasser after house arrest, flew to Athens en route to Paris for a two day visit. He had been expelled from the Cairo nonaligned meeting as the conference voted not to admit him over his Katanga leadership and Lumumba era conduct.
Former Vice President Richard Nixon will visit North Carolina on Saturday to raise funds for the Republican treasury. He will headline a $15-a-plate dinner in Pinehurst and speak in support of Rep. Charles R. Jonas of the Eighth District.
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