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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
4
A compact puzzle fragment lists scattered clues and word fragments ranging from animal names like Wapiti to terms such as Egyptian deity and population figures. The OCR text presents mismatched words, partial phrases, and stray letters, offering a garbled crossword-like batch without a clear single clue or solution.
New York AP report says six top Negro leaders and NAACP chairman deny any planning of Jersey City riots. The summit urged a moratorium on demonstrations until after the November 3 election, while race leaders emphasized nonviolence and voter registration. James Farmer and John Lewis later dissociated from the moratorium call, saying the Jersey City violence was not part of the demonstrations. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP stressed restraint and coordination with city authorities to prevent further violence.
Each year the tobacco industry uses more than 71 million pounds of aluminum foil, nearly 21 billion printed packs and 2.7 billion cartons.
Readable items include shows and plot notes from many programs. The piece spoofs TV interview patterns and press agentry, noting that stars producers and creators all recite the same upbeat script about their teams and shows.
On Thursday August 6 the court show blocks air at 12 15 pm and 12 45 pm on WEMY-TV Channel 2 and WSJS Channel 12. Christophers listed in schedule.
A scrambled TV guide fragment lists stations WwsoC CHS Charlotte WBTV CH3 Charlotte and WSLS CH10 Roanoke with programs across 3:00 to 11:30 slots. Entries include General Kosh Theatre, Patty Duke, The Fugitive, The Tonight Show, News, Weather, Sports Beat, and game shows, interleaved with gaps and channel notes.
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