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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1960
Page
5
The Unsinkable No better place for it play is described by Jacoby as West overruffing a ruff and naming the line. The piece argues a practical rule: avoid overruffting with an honor when holding three to an ace or king, or four to the queen or jack, unless you need the lead immediately.
Residents in a Lawrenceburg neighborhood are kept awake as workmen roll empty whiskey barrels into a local cooperage factory. The noise from the rolling barrels disrupts sleep and disturbs nightly routine.
A themed crossword style puzzle lists clues ranging from capital of Montana to realms of Pluto and ancient names. Entries include defintions for speakers and kinship terms, with several abbreviations and foreign language hints.
Dr Molner answers reader questions on citrus fruit acidity in breakfast, fruit juice for cystitis, ear noises booklet, applesauce myths, penicillin shot reactions, a teenage discharge, leg cramps, and the column’s handling of mail.
Prime time TV lineup lists Roy Rogers segment at 1 30, Dick Clark Show at 4, Big Picture at 4 30, Detective Diary at 5 30, Westerns Broken Arrow 6, Lawman 6 30, Lawrence Welk 7 30, Bonanza 8 30, Summit Report 9, Depuy 9 30, World Wide 10 30, Man from Interior 11, Bourbon St 12, Movie 1 30, and News at 1 30.
William Suners, a 56 year old New York teacher, quits after 31 years at Thomas A Edison Vocational High School. He earns more from contests than teaching, saying he will focus on prize writing, ghostwriting, and his books to replace an $8,600 salary.
In Darien Georgia final arguments begin Monday in the two week R J Reynolds divorce trial. The 54 year old multi millionaire is suing for divorce from Muriel Marston 46 alleging cruelty extravagance and wastefulness. Reynolds claims she intends to shorten his life to inherit wealth. His wife testifies he loaned a friend 250000 when drunk and did not collect. She cites years of care after drinking bouts and values his wealth at 25 to 40 million with alimony seeks 200000 yearly or six million lump sum.
Thompsonville, Conn. AP. Thomas P. Clifford Jr., 24, a teller since 1955 who became assistant secretary last December, was arrested by the FBI after bank examiners found shortages totaling more than 179000 since 1956. He admitted shifting funds and spent 15000 on a dancing course. Bank president Anthony Gannuscio said the scheme could have continued for a decade.
The vice chairman of the Federal Power Commission Arthur S. Kline acknowledged more than 250 private visits and calls with gas and oil executives in under two years. He insisted the contacts never influenced FPC cases and noted a past ban on Corcoran calls. He described a party for Harrington Wimberly’s daughter as a personal event, not a victory celebration.
The Senate antitrust and monopoly subcommittee said it will send Justice Department transcript testimony from its drug hearings to a New York grand jury probing possible antitrust violations by major drug firms. Chairman Kefauver plans hearings on Dr Henry Welch FDA finances while witness Lloyd Miller warns that federal medicine inspection is too lax to safely prescribe drugs by generic or trade name.
North Carolina contenders spar over organized labor and school funding as Beverly Lake assails the NAACP and integration efforts. Terry Sanford John D. Larkins and Malcolm Seawell attack each other while Lake vows to curb integration and seek higher teacher pay. Larkins calls for new agricultural marketing experts and pay raises for state workers. Seawell defends public education, Sanford accuses opponents of fear and defeat.
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