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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1962

Page

2

Island as buffer amid flood and storm risks across New York area

The piece describes a barrier island buffering Long Island from Atlantic storms, with federal aid sought after widespread flood damage to 4,000 buildings. It notes insurance coverage gaps for wind versus water damage and summarizes ongoing winter storm effects across Iowa to the Carolinas and western U S regions.

Atlantic Ocean Long Island New York Wagner Rockefeller National Board of Fire Midwest Iowa Nebraska Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Region Asheville N.C Charlotte Raleigh Appalachians Ohio Valley Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Pennsylvania Montana Idaho Washington Oregon California Rockies

Disaster stricken Outer Banks area damaged by storm surge

President Kennedy declared a disaster as Dare Currituck and Hyde counties faced widespread damage from a major storm. About 200 people were rescued by helicopters and amphibious craft. Roads, cottages, motels and a large tanker were destroyed or washed away. Red Miller family survived by seeking shelter in Maneto. Mrs. Margaret Bain was airlifted to Elizabeth City with exposure and minor injuries.

Dare County Currituck Hyde Kennedy Civil Defense Edee F. Griffin Highway Department Trailways U.S. 158 Hatteras Nags Head Whalebone Oregon Inlet Red Miller Manteo Margaret Bain Elizabeth City

First Negro Police Hires In Athens Ga

Athens Georgia hires two African American patrol officers, the first on the city police force. Police Chief E. E. Hardy said the men will patrol Negro areas of the city.

Athens Georgia City University of Georgia E. E. Hardy

Boy, 12, Hurt In Bike Car Crash At E Green Thissell

A 12 year old boy named Craig A. Johnson was knocked from his bicycle at the E Green and Thissell streets intersection at 3 53 p m. He suffered visible injuries and was carried from the scene with no hospital treatment reported. The driver Howard Clifton Vaughn 35 swerved to avoid the crash but could not. Bicycle damage was estimated at 5 dollars. No arrests were made.

E.green Thissell Streets Craig A. Johnson High Point Memorial Hospital Young Johnson Thissell Street John M. Roseberry Woodbine Street Jesse Howard Roseberry Lexington Roseberry Sue Leonard Byerly Thomasville Ferndale Drive Council Street Byerly Lexington Avenue Johnson Street Etta English Walker Rt. 3 High Point Nannie Louise Edmonds Welborn Street Edmonds Walker Etta Walker

Three Men Charged In Robbery In Greensboro

Eyewitnesses aided rapid arrest of three Greensboro men within 10 hours after the armed robbery of American Federal Savings and Loan. The trio faced U S Court hearings with bond set at 50 000. the robbery netted about 930 dollars and a pistol was recovered.

Greensboro Quick Apps American Federal Savings and Loan Assa Edward W. Pinnix Spencer St U. S Alfred Neal Washington St Floyd D. Patterson Gillespie Street Herbin Post Office Neal Patterson U. S. Middle District Court Pinnix Guilford County Thhey Paul Calhoun FBI Albert S. Webb American Federal I Webb

River Delta Bombed as Saigon Forces Move

Vietnamese fighter bombers pounded the Mekong Delta while ground troops pressed swamps near the South China Sea hunting guerrillas. Officials reported 33 Viet Cong killed and four captured in An Xuyen Province during a Thursday operation aided by U.S. helicopters. five U.S. choppers were hit but all returned safely.

Malcolm W. Browne Saigon South Viet Nam Mekong River South China Sea An Xuyen U.S

Dow Jones Averages Reported With Noon Figures

Dow Jones at mid day shows the industrials at 713.75 as of 12 noon, the rails at 145.52, utilities at 129.10 and stocks at 243.06 with volume advancing to 3,210,000 shares. Prev at 11 a.m. and close figures are listed for comparison.

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15 Year Old Prisoner Hangs Self in Cumberland Jail

A 15 year old federal prisoner fashioned a bed clothing noose and hanged himself Thursday in Cumberland County jail. Jessie M. Todd of Blytheville Arkansas, living at Fort Bragg with his brother Sgt James Todd, was identified by Sheriff W G Clark. He had been picked up by the FBI as a parole violator and was on probation from 1959 for break ing and entering and larceny on Fort Bragg. Coroner Alph Clark ruled death by own action with no jail fault.

Fayetteville N.C Cumberland County W. G. Clark Jessie M. Todd Blytheville Ark Sgt James Todd Ft. Bragg FBI U.S. District Court Alph Clark

Ship dangers rise as heavy seas lash Virginia coast

A tanker from Page 1 A and the freighter Sooner State face peril off the Virginia and North Carolina coasts. The A H Dumont suffered steering damage and is under escort toward Delaware Breakwater. The Northampton aids the drifting Chun Lee as crew members are injured. The Chesapeake Lightship proceeds toward Hampton Roads under Coast Guard escort.

Morehead City N.C Virginia North Carolina A. H. Dumont Delaware Dumont Virginia Capes Northampton Chun Lee Cape Hatteras Chesapeake Hampton Roads Coast Guard Cherokee Cape Henry Sooner State

William MacPhail Sr. Dies at 80 in Minneapolis

William MacPhail Sr., 80, founder and longtime head of the music school and college he helped establish, died Wednesday in Minneapolis. He built a renowned program shaping generations of musicians and educators.

William Macphail Minneapolis, Minn William MacPhail Sr

Storm Rips Fire Island Homes As Ocean Rages

Eyewitness Bill Birmingham described the storm toll on Fire Island, noting seven homes destroyed as waves and high winds flattened waterfront houses. Westhampton Beach police reported widespread property losses with calls from Florida and California. Residents recalled previous storms and faced a frightening scene as homes disappeared into the sea.

Ocean Beach N.Y Bill Birmingham Fire Island Long Island Westhampton Beach Florida California T. W. Sadlier Charles Catlin Fire Island Pines

Weather Disturbance Delivers Snow and Tidal Flooding

The report describes a northeastern North Carolina and southeastern Virginia disturbance bringing light snow to eastern communities. An upper level circulation intensified the storm as three systems merged at sea. Seasonal tides ran above normal with strong winds fueling heavy damage to the Outer Banks. Gale warnings were issued for the coast before the storm arrived.

North Carolina Virginia Chappell Outer Banks

Five week old Jimmy Bilas fitted with hearing aid

In Grand Rapids Michigan baby Jimmy Bilas born January 28 with no outer ear openings wears a tiny hearing aid that conducts sound through the mastoid bone to his nerves. Audiologist Eugene L Walle reports three tests show near normal nerve response though inner ear condition will need later study. The device offers early hearing and potential early speech development.

Grand Rapids, Mich Jimmy Bialas Grand Rapids Girard Bials Jimmy Eugene L. Walle Hearing and Speech Center Walle United Community Services Agacy Wall

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