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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
5
Gallstones form from bile acids cholesterol and calcium salts in varying mixes. No diet prevents them and treatment focuses on recognizing the condition and removing the gall bladder when symptoms indicate. Also explains pink eye as an acute conjunctivitis and how antibiotics may speed recovery if strep or staph germs are involved.
The columnist cautions chronic asthma sufferers who smoke that continuing is dangerous. He notes breaking the habit is easier after a few years of smoking and emphasizes the difficulty of replying to every letter in the large volume received. Dr. Mother uses readers letters in his column whenever possible.
Alexander J. Stoddard, 76, longtime public school administrator in cities across the nation, died Monday after a long illness. He resigned from Philadelphia schools in 1948 to become superintendent in Los Angeles.
Vice Adm. Paul P. Blackburn Jr., commander of the U.S. 7th Fleet, was released from a Seoul hospital after a brief illness. The Navy caried him to a private residence for rest and recovery. The release follows a medical evaluation and clearance by naval doctors.
A historical note explains the rhea is a flightless bird, notable for its walking gait and resemblance to the ostrich in form and behavior.
Two Hickory men, Roger Lee Cook and Daniel Bryant Cook, were fined $250 each and placed on two years probation after Roger Cook misapplied $1,000 at the First National Bank of Catawba County in July 1964 with Daniel Cook's help on an unsuccessful business venture.
Raleigh AP reports that Wake County private school officials received charter approval, enabling operation under state oversight. The charter grants permission to establish a private educational institution with planned curriculum and governance structure.
Burley tobacco auctions in eight states will begin this season in Lexington. Last year sales ran from November 30 to February 16, marking the national belt's early harvest period.
The article discusses a proposed constitutional amendment to form an intermediate court of appeals on the North Carolina November 2 ballot. It notes attorneys and judges support the change to alleviate overload at the Supreme Court, citing rising petitions and pending cases and the need for more efficient written opinions.
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