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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1962
Page
18
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Violinist Ruggero Ricci, famed for 143 appearances in 53 U.S. cities and 9 other countries between 1962 and 1963, rejects pampered myths of stardom. He advocates stamina and digestion control, explains late-night practice in hotel rooms, and notes his family’s global life with a Geneva home and children Paola and Gianfranco bouncing between continents.
Chief W. E. Hopton of the Tennessee Bureau of Identification argues that traffic stops are the main public contact point with police. He says officers can shine as goodwill ambassadors when enforcing traffic laws, expanding community ties.
In a chaotic scene at 367 Oak St a young woman lies dead with a gun near her hand. The husband Robert Marriot claims he fired in defense after she threatened to shoot herself. He says they separated a month ago and denies planning the death.
Columbus report on Bobby Breen the former child star now contemplating a pop recording comeback. He recalls a golden voice and Eddie Cantor fame, stars at five, 12 films by fourteen, laments parents chasing wealth, warns of instability in grown life, army service, and a later reluctant return to performing after a planned club circuit engagement.
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