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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1961

Page

3

Local Officers Welcome FBI Gambling Probe

Raleigh AP reports SBI Director Walter Anderson warned agencies to accept undercover help or face state action as North Carolina launches a statewide crackdown on a billion-dollar gambling business. Local chiefs and sheriffs largely welcomed the move while cautioning on cooperation details and limits.

Raleigh Walter Anderson State Bureau of Investigation North Carolina SBI J. Haywood Allen Cleveland County Anderson A. A. Privette Wilson Asheville A. R. Sluder Charlotte John S. Hord Doc Lee High Point Division Guilford County

Budget Board Approves Pay Hikes and Dormitory Plan

The Advisory Budget Commission in Raleigh authorized retroactive salary raises for seven state officials including the governor's chauffeur, boosting pay from 6 024 to 7 536 for Lt. Lloyd Burdette. Other raises, effective Oct. 1, covered executives across departments plus a $2 million dormitory project for North Carolina State College funded by bonds to be repaid from dorm rentals.

Raleigh Advisory Budget Commission Lloyd Burdette State Highway Patrol General Services George Cherry North Carolina State College Federal Housing and Home Finance Administration State Board of Education Christopher C. Crittenden State Department of Archives and History Henry Wood State Blind Commission William F. Henderson Medical Care Commission Charles R. Holloman Blaine Madison State Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners

Steer Roars Through New York Race Before River Rescue

A 1000 pound black angus steer charged through 11th Avenue, escaped into the Grace Line pier at West 15th Street, and plunged into the Hudson. The animal swam two blocks before longshoreman William Delaney captured it from a float and by tail hold, aiding police to lift it onto a truck for return to the stockyard.

Grace Line West 15Th Street Hudson River New York William Delaney West New York N.J

Dunes at Great Sand Dunes Reach 1000 Feet

Some dunes in Great Sand Dunes National Monument Colorado rise to 1000 feet tall making them the highest and largest dunes in the United States.

Great Sand Dunes National Monument Colorado United States

U S Leader ACROSS 10S Dr Seaborg and Others

Word puzzle style clues fill a crossword with numbered hints across and down. The grid references include a mix of names such as Seaborg and Kennedy and varied terms from geography to objects, requiring cross checking for correct fits.

T. Seaborg Atomic Energy Commission Kennedy

Sources of Bad Breath and Home Remedies

Dr Molner explains multiple causes of bad breath including dental disease gum infections and hidden food particles between teeth. He notes sources from tonsils sinuses and lungs to gall bladder or stomach and suggests dietary changes switching to vegetable oils and proper dental care as relief options.

Why do veins on the hand stand out with age

Health Capsules notes that prominent hand veins result from tissue shrinkage under the skin as people age. The piece emphasizes this is informational and not diagnostic and features Dr A L Petit.

Woodpeckers Cause Brief Springfield Power Outage

Two woodpeckers perched on a transformer and an insulating line brushed together, causing a direct short that tripped power and briefly cut electricity in Springfield. The transformer top was scorched and both birds died.

Springfield Orc

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