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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1962
Page
5
Two men robbed the State Bank and Trust Co in Jackson south of Aiken taking about 15 000 dollars. They wore fake facial coverings and fled in a late model car after tying staff and customers. FBI estimated the loot at 15 233.44 dollars.
In Reno Nevada AP report states the 31 year marriage of Nelson Rockefeller and Mary Todhunter Clark Rockefeller ended in under ten minutes. The Nevada court granted Mary Rockefeller a divorce on grounds of mental cruelty and a property settlement was arranged last fall.
Jacqueline Kennedy toured Udaipur and rested in the Maha Rajah's palace while US technicians installed the palace's first internal telephone switch board. She planned a boat ride on Pichola Lake as part of a day of sightseeing after a warm welcome. The system will be removed after her departure.
New Orleans AP report details Emma Barrett known as Sweet Emma the Bell Gal losing her life savings of 2500 dollars in December after a thief grabbed a shopping bag. A benefit concert raised another nest egg, then she was robbed again on Thursday night taking 1000 dollars in cash and two checks totaling 225 dollars.
Sidney and Roland Anthone twins joke that the easiest way to tell them apart is by the wife they came with. Roland notes friends can always recognize them by the wife they arrived with, a lighthearted quip from Buffalo New York.
Virginia governor rejects clemency for David Sullivan alias John Cameron the 1953 Southampton jail escapee who fled to Charleston changed his name married the daughter of a businessman ran a TV repair shop in Orlando and later returned to Charleston. Sullivan faces a Virginia jail break charge and North Carolina detainer while awaiting clemency decisions from South Carolina Governor Hollings.
Puzzle lists numerous clues and partial answers across a Haitian themed grid. Entries include capital city Haiti, Persia, golf term, feminine nickname, and other words, with scattered hints and incomplete words for a word puzzle.
A reader with allergic sinusitis linked to dust, cats, ragweed and June grass seeks relief. Dr Molner urges piecemeal attack with desensitization shots year round and avoidance of triggers where possible, noting meds alone often fail in severe cases. He also answers reader questions on hair growth in children and calcium-rich greens while promoting his arthritis leaflet.
A cautious robber relieved Joseph Tahmoush, a Cambridge liquor store owner, of his wallet. Tahmoush asked for it back. the robber replied that he would mail it and noted there may be fingerprints on it.
A columnist notes he gathers a daily number from reader questions and uses these prompts to structure his column. The device engages readers and provides fresh, practical data from public curiosity.
In Jacoby on Bridge South laments two failed finesses and a doomed heart, while three alternative lines could yield the contract. One line would rely on clubs, another on a heart finesse, and a double dummy recovery offers a final combinational path to make the hand.
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