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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1961
Page
3
In a rut worry is the tread mill of life with plenty to do but no progress. The text praises common sense and industry as keys to good luck and cautions that eye openers alone fail to correct some men's errors. It notes honesty is practiced only when truth sheds suspicion.
Oswald Jacoby discusses the concept of trick stealing in bridge with an example from a duplicate game. North opens three no trump and, after a sequence of clubs and hearts, South uses the dummy to run hearts. West faces a strategic discard dilemma on the final spade lead.
Three Republican candidates race for governor in New Jersey as the primary nears, pitting Walter H. Jones and Wayne Dumont Jr. against James Mitchell. The contest has sparked internal party strife over campaign ethics and conflicts of interest while Democrat Richard J. Hughes leads with gubernatorial backing from Gov. Meyner.
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