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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1960
Page
4
Puzzle clues mix across and down style for a maritime themed word grid. Names like Guido and Lohengrin appear among varied hints. The reader decodes ship terms, tools, and crew roles across a nautical crossword grid.
The document lists scattered clues and word fragments such as Indian tent, heavy blow, sanctified one, singing voice, and various partial terms. It appears to be a damaged or partial newspaper puzzle or glossary snippet from a period article, with references to ships, geography, and war era terms.
The column explains tax breaks for Americans 65 or older for 1959 income. Key points: the first $1,200 of 1959 income is exempt from federal tax for those 65+, joint filers may claim $2,400. Medical expenses beyond the exemption can be deducted from income. Social Security and certain pensions are tax free. If in doubt, contact the IRS for official guidance.
New York AP report quotes Air Force Brig. Gen. Don Flickinger predicting the Soviet Union may launch two men into orbit this spring and attempt a Pacific Ocean recovery. He says the Soviets have solved most problems and will use radio to trigger re-entry from Siberia. A 10,000 pound capsule is cited as capable of carrying two men. The Pacific test area is viewed as the likely recovery zone.
Montgomery Civil Defense tested a national first as Muzak carried a civil defense alert through downtown Montgomery and shopping centers. P C McLemore described the brief test as quite successful while thousands perked up their ears to the voice amid the piped-in tunes.
Five fishermen vanished on December 19 in two boats on Lake Marion. Four bodies have been recovered: Benton Blackwell 51 of Darlington and Bill Moon 31 of Darlington were found early, James Funderburk 39 of Concord was found January 6, and Leon O’Neal 44 of Darlington was found on a dike. David Thomas 31 of Concord remains missing. The Darlington boat showed a hole likely from a stump. the Concord boat was undamaged.
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