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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1959
Page
9
London reports a bold advertising push for British powdered tea as instant tea aims to replace traditional tea leaves. The campaign claims instant tea dissolves in hot water without a teapot or waste, while preserving milk and sugar as usual in a social shift away from centuries of tea drinking.
CAPE CANAVERAL FL A P reports another successful Polaris missile test moves the United States closer to nuclear strike capability for submarines. The launch follows Khrushchev's note on Soviet submarine focus and suggests the Soviets trail the U.S. in SLBM development.
A special New Castle County grand jury was convened to hear charges after two blasts shook the home of the area’s only Negro family in Collins. George Rayfield’s house was damaged by the April 7 and August 2 blasts, ahead of Gen. Januar D. Bouve Jr. testifying over a day and a half of evidence presentation.
North Carolina faces a looming squeeze on higher education funding as public and private colleges, from Winston-Salem to Chapel Hill, grapple with inflation and expanding enrollments. Projections show a student population rising from about 20,600 to possibly 50,000 by 1970, pushing budgets and tuition considerations across state and church-related institutions.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne marketed as Previen HL supposedly shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itch and pain without surgery. Reported cases claim marked reduction and statements from patients that piles no longer pose a problem. Availability in suppository or ointment form with money back guarantee through druggists.
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