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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1962

Page

26

Sunday Puzzle Across Clues by Meekin

The Sunday puzzle lists themed clues by Thomas Meekin across numbers 1 6 10 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 33 35 38 41 44 46 47 48 52 54 55 587 58 60 with definitions spanning Gold king specter fox animal and ranking terms. The grid hints include various cryptic and general knowledge entries.

Thomas Meekin Naomi Italy Cry of Triumph Moore

Murder Suspected in Tree Crash Death on Woodland Site

Detectives probe the death of construction foreman Dan McHugh after a sycamore fell during wind damaged work. Foreman Bert Johnson and crew member Hank Steers recount events while Dr. Sam Anderson examines the body, raising suspicions of foul play rather than accident.

Sam Anderson Dan McHugh Bert Johnson Hank Steers Johnson

Wrong Victim Kicks Gunman in Kansas City Robbery

In Kansas City Missouri a 45 year old chiropractor Charles A Moore Jr wrestled with a masked robber as he tried to close his office. Moore forced the gunman to the floor and the suspect Bennie Richard Campbell 23 was booked for investigation after the incident.

Kansas City Charles A. Moore Jr Moore Bennie Richard Campbell

Scofield’s Broadway Breakthrough A Quiet Master of More

British actor Paul Scofield bursts into Broadway acclaim in A Man For All Seasons at ANTA Theater. He portrays Sir Thomas More facing King Henry VIII, delivering cerebral, restrained performance that critics call extraordinary. Scofield values minimal formal training, believes real learning comes from professional work. He trained briefly after war years, then rose with Birmingham Repertory, marrying Joy Parker and settling on the Sussex Downs with two children.

Associated Press NEW York Paul Scofield London John Gielgud Laurence Olivier Broadway Sir Thomas More Anta Theater Scofield Sir Thomas Britain Henry VIII Sussex England Birmingham Repertory Joy Parker Sussex Downs

Alvin Bennett's Liberty Records built on mass appeal

Alvin Bennett, president of Liberty Records, explains the mass consumer drives music trends. He notes the label’s rise to a top tier among 1,500-plus companies and highlights The Chipmunk Song’s vast sales, profits, and rapid production response in Hollywood success. Bennett traces his Arkansas farm roots, Army service, and shift to sales. The piece frames hit-driven, fast-action decisions in the record business.

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