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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1962

Page

8

Histoplasmosis informs public health and treatment limits

A reader asks about histoplasmosis in a ten year old. Dr Motner notes most cases heal without treatment, skin tests aid diagnosis, and wide mild prevalence is likely. birds may carry the fungus and infection is often unrecognized.

J. B Michigan Cincinnati C. A

Wigs Spur Hair Shortage Across Britain and Abroad

Britain's Health Ministry cites a global craze for glamour wigs as driving a human hair shortage. Major wig suppliers to the NHS are canceling contracts as costs rise. Jean Emile notes prices have doubled over five years from three to five pounds per ounce. Nearby, Tonganoxie, Kansas, is named for a 1830s Indian chief.

London Britain Ministry of Health National Health Service Jean Emile

Writer Questions Red Incentives

In Warsaw a Catholic weekly article by Kisielewski under the pen name Kisiel argues the Communist system must offer material incentives to push Poles to work harder. It asserts people work harder and enjoy higher living standards in the capitalist West than under socialism.

Orion Warsaw Poland Tygodnik Powszechny Kisiel Stefan Kisielewski

Snipes Pursues Fifth District Challenge To Scott

A. M. Snipes a Wilkes County CPA seeks to unseat Congressman Ralph J. Scott in North Carolina’s Fifth District after redistricting added Wilkes. Scott, 57, defeated William J. Wood in the Democratic primary while Snipes, 58, won a spring primary. Snipes carried Wilkes in 1960 12 098 to 8 543.

Associated Press Ralph J. Scott Danbury A. M. Snipes Wilkes County Snipes A. Paul Kitchin Scott William J. Wood Winston-Salem Kitchin Con Wood Russell F. Biggam Stokes Rockingham Biggam Forsyth Caswell Granville Person Surry Wilkes

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