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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
9
A fragmented OCR snippet references a sequence titled Hodgepodge 6 ascending to 7, and notes an Oriental coin presiding over an event or discussion. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics beyond the described items.
Advice column excerpt offering guidance on skin conditions, arthritis, venereal diseases, and shingles. Dr Mother urges sticking with a single specialist for stubborn cases, explains heat vs cold for swollen knees, notes painless syphilis early signs, and invites readers to request a pamphlet on shingles while acknowledging high letter volume.
Beverly Hills AP reports Richard Nixon, relaxed and reflective, weighs a political comeback or new ventures after losing the 1960 presidential race. Inner circle says he seeks time with family, may consider a TV program if fitting, but won’t take a job that hints at another campaign.
An Arizona report sketches former President Nixon facing a public role decision after leaving politics. Despite a wave of letters urging him to speak up, associates note his limited public presence, ongoing private life in California and New York, and possible return to a Los Angeles law firm or a media project. Nixon maintains golf, correspondence, and quiet family gatherings while weighing future options.
In Wickenburg Arizona the local chamber identity is described as the Round Up Club with unusual roles. The president is nicknamed boss, the vice president straw boss, the office manager wrangler, and directors called top ands.
Oswald Jacoby threads a cautionary bridge tale where North opens third hand to disrupt the lead plan, South responds normally, and North fears spades yet gambles into game. South wins with two aces, finesses, and careful discards as the moral lands: nothing succeeds like success.
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