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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1967
Page
6
A medical feature discusses emphysema as a growing lung threat with high male prevalence and unclear causes. It notes autopsy rates, the mysterious nature of the disease, and early detection challenges amid research into smoking links and detection devices.
The piece notes Friday the 13th superstition prompts people to stay home and avoid cats. It quotes Phil Edwards of KTYM Radio and Marcia Ashley a Lynnfield teacher who recalls a black cat incident. Dr Jack Harper of Helena and Donald Dehon of Boulder discuss beliefs and cautionary anecdotes.
Soviet analyst Ivan Pavlov of Tass says heavy industry remains the main goal of the five year plan. He notes consumer goods will grow but at a slower pace while turbines and machine tools stay central to output targets through 1970.
A Baltimore Jaycees tour of Fort McHenry found no flag flying as the flagpole was being painted that night. A later call confirmed the painting caused the absence of the flag despite claims the fort normally flies it 24 hours.
The armed services expand language training to Vietnamese, with the Marines and Army establishing schools and units to place language-proficient personnel in Vietnam. About 5,300 service members are learning the language, a sharp rise from prior years, ranging from six week courses to a 47 week program at Monterey. Most graduates can communicate though not fluent.
One owner trade in car in like new condition. 1963 Ford Galaxy Fastback with black interior vinyl. V4 engine, 3 speed transmission, radio and heater. White wall tires. Includes warranty for a limited period. Price $1095. Mileage 10007. VIN not provided.
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