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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1964
Page
5
Dear reader, a longtime columnist advises on bad breath causes and treatment. Most odors come from mouth nose or throat with trapped food between teeth or gum disease. Regular dental care flossing and addressing nasal or throat issues help, plus a new health book by Dr. Joseph G. Mother.
Charlotte AP report states Republican chairman J Her man Saxon announces a statewide security guard to ensure Republican votes are counted in the November election. Jerry Campbell will head the effort with a guard for each of 11 districts. duties include training poll watchers and preventing ineligible or dead voters from ballot.
Chicago based Eagle Eye operation mobilizes 100000 volunteers in 35 cities to identify and challenge potential ineligible voters on election day. Charles R Barr, national director, says teams of five will patrol precincts with history of irregularities to deter fraud and protect voting integrity.
Washington AP reports the Army will not expand anti meningitis measures to other recruit centers. At Ft. Ord California the disease incidence fell from August levels to zero so far this month, though the Defense Census year recorded 13 fatalities. Recruits may be sent to centers near their entry location. many came from Arizona California Idaho Montana Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Hawaii and Alaska.
William E. Reid of New York in a Greenville Chamber of Commerce speech praised postwar modernization boosting output and quality at lower prices. Reid, president of Riegel Textile Corp., noted impressive record of accomplishment since World War II as textile sales rise.
East German scientist Horst Andreae, director at Humboldt University East Berlin, defected to West Germany after a conference in Austria. He is living with relatives in Saxony, according to the Interior Ministry. Earlier, East German nuclear physicist Heinz Barwich defected in Geneva during an international disarmament conference.
A historical note explains the phrase down to brass tacks used to describe getting to the real fact. It cites ships leaning so far that brass bolts on the hull bottom became visible, illustrating the image of exposed hardware as a metaphor.
An old classified notice offers part time sales work for women over 30 with potential yearly earnings from 1200 to 4000 dollars. It claims no financial investment and promises confidential replies to a box address in the newspaper.
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