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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1966
Page
6
Fragmented OCR item lists scattered clues and phrases about sailing ships and related terms. The piece mentions broadboat, chalcedonies, a Chinese worker, a Baglin novelist, ammonia, and various numbered entries with unclear connections.
A collage of comic missives and doubtfully practical notes from HAL BOYLE reflecting quirky hopes and misadventures. Snippets show parents teachers and workers dreaming of simpler lives and oddball schemes while recounting everyday strains and humorous misunderstandings.
The Public Health Service urged drivers to buckle up with training emphasis after a survey of 1,850 Oakland drivers found 28 percent owned vehicles with belts. Two thirds wore belts on highways but only one third in city driving. belt use could save about 5 000 lives annually.
A collage of entertainment blurbs cites Inger Stevens Ben Gazzara and Peter Falk, jokes about Frances Parkinson Keyes and Audrey Hepburn, plus Paris Hilton-era gossip and remarks on stars like Olivier Heston and Mia Farrow. The piece riffs on wealth fame and aging in Hollywood.
The AP notes a 1879 commission from Gov. Thomas Jordan Jarvis to Lee Overman as private secretary, signed by W. L. Saunders. The document, from the North Carolina Archives, ties Overman to Zebulon Vance and Jarvis and mentions Jarvis’s postwar career and role in public education and ECU's origins.
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