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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1966
Page
2
A list of scattered crossword style clues referencing places in Nevada and nearby areas, plus various definitions and word fragments. The readable items include references to Desert City, Seattle, Emerald Isle, European rivers, old English terms, and miscellaneous clues for animals, objects, and geographic features.
A long list of candidates from Craven Carteret and many other counties nominated to the Senate is included. Names cover incumbents and other contenders such as Sugg Taylor Burnett Hill Burden Jernigan Forbes Horton Roundtree Elliott Horton and many more across North Carolina counties.
NEW YORK AP Louise Ceraso, 62, who for 12 days used an artificial left ventricle to aid her failing heart, died at Maimonides Hospital in Brooklyn after a stroke. She had been bedridden six years with congestive heart failure and also suffered diabetes and kidney and silver disorders. The device, implanted May 18 by a team led by Dr Adrian Kantrowitz, matched her pulse and supplied about 50 percent of her heart’s pumping.
Election results unfold across districts with incumbents Renominated. In North Carolina primary races veteran Democrats Jordan and Cooley win, facing general election challenges from Shallcross and Gardner respectively. Henderson, Kornegay, Taylor triumph in other districts with GOP opposition limited.
Hollywood AP reports a recitation pleading for patriotism became Warner Bros Records fastest selling single in 10 years. From Nashville to Chicago radio studios, 212000 copies sold in two weeks as 350 dogs and one human trial preceded a ventricle device. The piece drew mixed reaction from stations and audiences with advocates praising its message of duty.
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