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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1966
Page
5
A dense list of clues spans various definitions from geography and numbers to people and objects. It appears as a puzzle page fragment with entries such as US coins, Roman bronzes, nautical terms, and various language hints, interspersed with mis-spellings and misshapen phrases.
Candace Mossler, 39, says she will testify to defend against charges she murdered Jacques Mossler, her husband of 24 years. The case, joint with nephew Melvin Lane Powers, centers on a will totalling about 28 million dollars. Jury selection began in Miami as the long trial loomed.
The article notes how the average person must constantly rethink daily living to stretch scarce resources, highlighting widespread economic stress and the need for careful budgeting and planning amid tough times.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry surveys TV prime time listings from a New York broadcast. Several wartime and comedy shows are noted, including 12 O Clock High and Dobie Gillis, plus Raw Skelton with Marcel Marceau and a shift in NBC’s lineup.
A cluttered 1966 TV and legal scenes collage shows Betty Jo leaving home for an apartment in Pixley, plus a courtroom moment in Peyton Place involving Rita Jacks as part of a Norman Harrington defense. The Fugitive episode features Mickey Rooney as a bookmaker whose troubles intersect with Richard Kimble.
A fragmented TV guide lists WSOC CBS9 and WBTV 3 with station names and program timings including Love of Life Rawhide Petticoat Secret Storm CBS Special Castle in the Sky and various local editorial items. The page shows late night and afternoon blocks and mentions specific show titles and times with station identifiers.
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