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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
6
A bridge column discusses optimal play on a hand with North and South cards near identical to yesterday. It argues no player makes perfect plays every time and explains how heart and diamond distributions affect opening and response decisions.
Police, city and state officers monitor cars with license plates ending in 3 for new safety inspection stickers. Inspections began March 31 with all No 3 plates targeted, and enforcement ramps up as deadlines pass. Authorities compare the process to enforcing a 65 mph speed limit, issuing warnings and proceeding based on driver attitudes.
Mrs Dan Moore will helm a tour led by 30 women as organizers announce schedules and aims in Raleigh. The venture plans travels to multiple cities with events and public appearances to promote women’s activities and outreach programs.
In Raleigh and Statesville, K C Eller denies two Interstate employees tried to sway Highway Commission to modify motor grader specs. Hunt notes the goal was to favor certain graders, referencing Galion units from N C Equipment Co. Disputes over grader specifications involve engineers and the State Purchase and Contract division, which added alternates to boost competition.
Federal circuit court decisions push the view that chronic alcoholism is a medical issue not a crime for drunkenness. If the Supreme Court sides with Thomas Budd, rulings will bind all courts, but actual implementation hinges on treatment facilities and alternatives to jail.
North Carolina school units begin reporting the number of Negro pupils enrolled in previously all white schools. State officials say they will not tabulate the data. the information will have to come from the U S Office of Education under new desegregation rules.
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