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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1956
Page
12
The article surveys how amateurs explore hypnosis and age regression, noting risks of losing control or triggering trauma. It quotes Wolberg Weitzenhoffer and Newman on medical use limits, wartime memory, and the allure of reincarnation beliefs despite unanswered questions.
A columnist cites gun experts debunking movie myths about Western outlaws and lawmen. It profiles Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and others, notes real weaponry like the Colt Peacemaker and Buntline Special, and describes hobbyists Jeff Barbry and Bill Burton researching, collecting, and publishing about authentic firearms and outlaws.
Quiz notes provide answer keys and scoring guidance. It lists parts with letters and brief statements about scores and comparisons to top seniors. The text includes references to legality Freud and various multiple choice items with unclear formatting.
In Mexico City the University City reports completion of facilities for 15,000 students, doubling last year’s figure, with plans to house 25,000 to 30,000 students at the capital’s national university as development continues.
A new suspension span connects Seattle to Mercer Island across Lake Washington, claimed as the world’s longest flagging bridge. The project links major urban areas and promises improved transit and traffic flow for the region.
A fragmented item mentions Aasigesh Todi as the New Testament of the Bible in a caption dated to the 1970s era. The text hints at a 20:4 reference and notes a 63 word count phrase, implying a literary or cryptic annotation rather than a full article.
Rosalie Andrews, a Shamrock Gardens School teacher in Charlotte, was elected vice president of the North Carolina Education Association, defeating Inez Page of Durham. O. P. Johnson becomes president. Other officers, directors, delegates and constitutional amendments also were decided by the 26 000 member body in Raleigh.
The Tokyo whaling fleet claims the season title in the Antarctic with a catch of 1,050 whales. Six nations entered 19 fleets in the competition this season.
The article argues that postwar higher living standards abroad boost movie demand and notes American films' global popularity. Studios now design most pictures for foreign markets, avoiding only sports or locally unappealing titles, while considering foreign appeal even for romantic adventures.
The report states Tom Taylor was lying in front of a tractor when the incident occurred. It notes the machine was driverless and could have continued moving past his body, indicating a fatal accident involving autonomous farming equipment.
London reports Britain has developed a reliable acoustic technique to measure deep ocean currents. The method aims to improve understanding of how water circulation affects the distribution of marine life.
San Rafael Calif March 19 George H Kersey a 23 year old San Quentin inmate serving time for second degree burglary attempted to escape yesterday by hiding in a trash filled dump truck on the prison ranch Officer J R Thomas raised the truck bed causing the trash to spill out and Kersey to roll out into his arms
A lawman recalls how criminals treated drawing and firing as profession like athletes. He notes rapid draw and accuracy as essential to survival, describing a fast gunman as chain lightning and the need to shoot before the attacker can squeeze the trigger.
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