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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1964
Page
5
Dr Molner explains acne as a common teen issue involving clogged sebaceous glands. He describes blackheads and pimples, notes potential scarring, and says complete clearance is unlikely but improvements are possible with proper care and guidance. A booklet titled Acne the Teenage Problem is offered for 20 cents.
FBI says Junior Haskell Cordle aged 47, wanted for a Blaine Kentucky bank robbery on July 14, took poison while being arrested by Rocky Mount detectives. He is in satisfactory condition in a Rocky Mount hospital and will be extradited after discharge. Two accomplices, Ezekiel Canterbury and Chester Lee Simmons, were previously arrested. Cordle lived in the Rocky Mount area for weeks.
The Saturday Evening Post ends a long Republican endorsement pattern by backing President Johnson for re election. The editor calls Barry Goldwater unfit to lead and mocks his conservatism, comparing him to Joe McCarthy in harsh terms.
Three men died and six were injured as two freighters burned and another ran aground fifty miles off Cuba’s eastern tip. The Sierra Aranzazu, a Spanish freighter, was reportedly ablaze with three missing and authorities pondering sabotage by Cuban exile groups. The Globe Explorer assisted in rescue operations near the Bahamas.
A damage suit filed in Stokes County Superior Court seeks 150000 from Patrolman Young and Gordon for a Jan 26 rear end collision on U S 52 A near Pinnacle. The suit alleges Young drove at high speed reckless and negligent, causing Gordon's death and McDaniels’ vehicle damage.
Three hundred sixty miles southeast of New York the Coast Guard rescued thirty three crewmen who were taken to New London Connecticut. Four crewmen and five Coast Guard members remained unaccounted for in the report.
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