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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1967
Page
6
In a bridge column by Oswald and James Jacoby, a discussion explores lead strategies and partner preferences. Scenarios describe South winning on clubs, overtricks, and the impact of East's diamond lead on the contract score.
A reader over 65 describes scattered black and blue spots with intermittent pain. Dr. Mother notes purpura as a possible cause and suggests blood tests including platelet count and prothrombin time for clues. Pregnant reader asks about prenatal testing for certain diseases and legality. A query about bedwetting inheritance is addressed as habit related.
Jamestown Elementary invites children entering first grade for a morning tour and a lunch as guests. Principal Olin B. Jackson says activities run from 8 30 a m to 11 a m with classroom visits and an immunization and birth certificate check. Parents should attend a 9 30 a m coffee and discussion period. Representatives from the school health department and bus system will be present. If unavailable, parents may pre register between 8 30 a m and 5 p m Thursday or contact the district for options.
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Cotillionette group attended a piano recital by Raymond Jackson of New York City in Hart Auditorium at A T College Greensboro, with sorority members accompanying the young ladies.
Jackson announced a six week Summer Readiness Program beginning June 12 at Jamestown Elementary School. Enrollment is limited and will be on a first come first served basis.
AP TV reviewer Cynthia Lowry recalls Damn Yankees as a Broadway hit turned film that captured the New York Yankees’ near invincibility era and the soul selling premise. She notes the premise feels dated since the team’s aura faded, yet the musical retains some humor and pace.
Capsule TV guide lists 7:30 p.m. Gilligan's Island with a crate of plastic that conceals an explosive tract for cattle shipments linked to Ben Calhoun's railroad takeover plot. Various other programs follow including Mr. Terrific Jeannie Peanut’s Special and Captain Nice.
A TV critic reviews NBC and CBS weekend offerings noting altered stage shows on NBC with camera tricks and fake backdrops and praising CBS Masters golf coverage with amateur commentators. The piece comments on Ed Sullivan reruns, College Bowl questions, and the ongoing performers strike affecting production.
Roanoke TV listings for April 10 1967 show daytime soaps Divorce Court and Another World followed by game shows You Don’t Say and The Monkees in prime time. Evening lineup includes Jeannie Road West Superman and The Tonight Show with Huntley Brinkley reporting later.
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