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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1958

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Lord's Prayer Rock near Bristol marks 1891 horseman cue

The Lord's Prayer Rock stands near Bristol Virginia in Scott County. It bears an 1891 inscription said to guide teamsters urging their horses up a nearby hill.

Bristol

Sacrifice Is Smart Defense in Bridge Play

West opens with a strategic two clubs over Souths one spade, North supports, and South bids game. Ira Rubins reasoning leads to a club continuation to force South to misguess, keeping dummy safe and preventing a club ruff, sealing declarers doom.

Ira ‘Rubin New York Ira South Declarer

Atomic Tanker Designed by Hitachi in Japan

Tokyo reports Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering has completed a design and scale models for Japan’s first atomic powered tanker. The vessel would be a 65 000 ton ship using a water pressure type atomic engine generating 20 000 horsepower and fueled for about 2 years 3 months by 10 tons of 3 percent condensed oxidized uranium.

Tokyo Japan Hiroshima Hitachi Shipbuilding and Engineering Co

Reds May Have Tested Nuclear Warhead Missiles

Deputy Defense Secretary Donald Quarles said the Soviets may have tested long range missiles with live nuclear warheads. He doubted they test launched intercontinental weapons and declined to detail U S detection capabilities for security reasons.

Washington Donald Quarles Quarles United States

Fort Oranje fires first salute to American colonies in 1776

In St Eustatius, Fort Oranje fired the first salute by a foreign nation to the revolutionary flag of the American colonies in 1776.

St. Eustatius Netherlands West Indies Fort Oranje

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