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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
7
Andy ships a complete 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia to Keith Merrifield aged 9 in Redmond Washington in response to his question. The delivery underscores a generous educational gesture targeting a young reader in the Pacific Northwest.
The article explains copper occurs in the earth as ore mixed with other elements such as sulphur iron or oxygen. It describes copper rich minerals chalcopyrite bornite chalcocite and tetrahedrite and how copper must be separated from other substances. It notes the United States leads in copper mining with Arizona as the largest state and mentions other states and Lake Superior finds. It adds a reader question about the Eiffel Tower with details of its base pylon and landmark status.
Gov. Moore rejects political motive in firing Col. D. T. Lambert of the North Carolina Highway Patrol and backs new leadership. He cites rising highway deaths and says changes had his approval to provide best patrol leadership.
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