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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1965

Page

6

Football ceremonies study bursts of clues in cryptic list

A fragmentary cryptic item lists 9 Apertures 10 eee comp 11 West German 19 le Breen kiwi oe law 20 Arm of Mediterra. The text hints at crossword style clues and compass themed phrases. No clear event or persons are identifiable.

le Breen Kiwi Oe Law Arm of Mediterra

Hidden tally as we waited for Mr. Martin’s mark

Narrator recalls an offhand tally from a past event: four pairs for me, three for Morgan, two for Cuddy, totaling nine. The memory shifts to a nurse’s entrance and a remembered smile, hinting at a deeper scene behind the numbers.

Larson Challenges Viet Nam Policy And U.S. Obligations

Arthur Larson, director of Duke University’s World Rule of Law Center and former USIA head, says the United States has no obligation to South Viet Nam and could withdraw honorably. He outlines in a booklet with Don R. Larson that SEATO and UN offer no defense commitments and criticizes the policy as not working.

Larson Duke University World Rule of Law Center Don R. Larson U.S South Viet Nam South East Asia Treaty Organization SEATO United Nations

Desert Fox nickname given to World War II Field Marshal Erwin

The World War II German commander Erwin Rommel earned the nickname Desert Fox for his campaigns in North Africa. Details on the origin and use of the nickname reflect wartime press and Allied reporting of his campaigns.

Olla Ray Boyd Dies in North Carolina Hog Raisers Figure

Olla Ray Boyd, longtime North Carolina candidate and hog raiser, dies aged after multiple races. He ran for governor in 1944 and 1948, U.S. Senate twice, and briefly sought the presidency in 1952. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Paul Funeral Home. he is survived by wife Annie Earle Windley, a daughter, five brothers and five sisters.

Pinetown N. C Olla Ray Boyd Senate Boyd Paul Annie Earle Windley

Ancient pitans highlight glass cue with gems and gold

Ancient pitans valued glass cues highly as difficult to craft. They combined colored glass with gold and precious stones to form jewelry due to the effort and expense involved.

Goldwater opposes using leftover funds for TV series

Barry Goldwater told Republican leaders he opposes a plan by some conservatives to finance a televised political series with leftover 1964 campaign funds. National officials and committee heads worry the format on crime and narcotics could drain contributions from the National Committee. Goldwater reportedly agreed to help channel funds into the party treasury.

Washington Barry Goldwater Ray Bliss Senate House Conserveaheel Hoes Erwise National Committee Goldwater GOP

False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass

fragmentary note describes false teeth issues and odors, referencing alkaline and non-acid measures, with stray words suggesting dental concerns and shopping contexts.

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