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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1963

Page

32

Murder Suspect in Apartment Death Fallout in Final Clue

Dr Regan examines the victim Hartman found dead with a fatal throat slash in a shared apartment. Bob Thomas and Kathy Bell, engaged and present, claim they heard a groan and found Hartman already dead. Hartman’s death is considered murder. further questioning proceeding.

Tom Regan Hartman Bob Thomas Kathy Bell Kathy Dick Hartman Thomas

Catherine the Great’s pursuit of culture and reform

Catherine the Great promoted court decorum and noble travel while shaping statecraft. Her letters reveal witty diplomacy and political insight as she wrote a history of Russia and a Shakespearean style play. She rose at 5 a.m. to light her own fire.

Catherine the Great Russia Paris Berlin Catherine

Kirk Douglas Returns to Broadway in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Kirk Douglas returns to Broadway after 17 years for the Cort Theater premiere of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest opening next Thursday with a screen adaptation planned later. Douglas compares stage and film, notes the immediacy of stage results, and emphasizes seeking change and variety in roles.

Cort Theater Douglas Ken Kesey Dale Wasserman Filmland Phoenix Broadrope

Bing Crosby Cannot Let Go Of Work In Hollywood

Hollywood AP reports Bing Crosby at 59 remains active with television specials and films after decades of fame. He says he cannot quit and would rather fish hunt or golf, but the demanding schedule keeps him tethered to the industry.

Hollywood Bing Crosby

Tale fragments from a patchy page show dramatic scenes

A two part set features Timmy and Cully spotting an eagle with a satchel. A honeymoon couple battles budget limits threatening Jose's job. Jamie waits for rescue from a brute, while Walt Disney's world story ends with desert collapse. A cadet glee club event ends in manslaughter charge. a widow faces threats and a dying hero.

Lassie Timmy Cully

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