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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
11
The article recalls the old family doctor who came to homes at all hours with a bag of remedies and simple tools. It contrasts those days with modern medicine from research, hospitals, and specialists, noting ongoing fights against disease and the value of progress in care.
Des Moines AP reports Neo A. Hoegh the 50 year old former Iowa governor named by President Eisenhower to head the Office of Defense and Civilian Mobilization with a 825000 a year salary. A World War II veteran and author of Timberwolf Tracks Hoegh earned three decorations and was praised for loyalty and directness.
An AP analysis indicates Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser fears a major crisis from Lebanon. The Egyptian economy needs relief, U.S. policy prospects dim, and Nasser weighs risks as Arab unity strains and Soviet ties shift caution.
Whale experts in San Pedro report Bubbles has a new aquatic playmate at St Marineland. They describe Bubbles as the star of the marine park, a large female about 10 feet long and 1,000 pounds, while noting a smaller whale named SWig7 Hey is another female companion.
Veteran Senator William Langer secured the North Dakota GOP nomination for a fourth term in a primary race against Lt. Gov. Clyde Duffy. Langer led with 15 089 votes to Duffy’s 10 278 after 471 of 2 331 precincts reported, despite running as an independent with minimal campaigning. Duffy conceded by telegram.
West Plains Missouri AP reports farmer David Lee Hogan paid a $40 fine after his tractor pulled from a service station and struck a car. Hogan said he drove to town because his car license was revoked for a prior traffic violation.
A sweeping look at how firms combat slump with new promotions and tactics. Chrysler trains salesmen in Rye New York gaining 58 percent boosts Ford English line up 136 percent in five months. Tile Council spends 700000 on ads and opened 500000 center for 50 new tile heights. Sara Lee Chicago reports 27 percent rise in luxury baked goods. Perma-Lift Chicago notes shift to younger buyers to expand bras and girdles sales.
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