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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1968
Page
9
A bridge lesson shows how a professor makes four spades by counting discards and suits. He reasons East holds three black cards, starts diamonds to exhaust West, and ruffs diamonds to reach the final tricks with hearts and a winning last diamond.
In a health column, Dr. Molner advises against radium for tonsil removal due to burn risk and unnecessary throat exposure. He stresses consulting a physician and notes limited personal experience with such procedures. The letter also covers smoking effects on EKG and requests health booklets.
New York AP report describes Judy Carne as television’s Sock it to me girl rising from past Hollywood roles to NBC’s Laugh-In. The piece notes her prior series work, stage auditions, and promotion of a Sock it to Me record while mentioning The Beat of The Brass special and other NBC CBS program suggestions.
A scrambled TV guide fragment lists programs from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM including The Friendly Giant, Walter Cronkite, F Troop, Daktari, It Takes A Thief, NET Festival, Bond Issue CBS Reports, and Tonight Show. It references movies, news, sports, and late-night specials without complete episode details.
A scraped listing shows a dense daily TV timetable with programs from Sunrise Semester through 5 30 PM News. Entries cover morning to early evening shows including CBS News Captain Kangaroo Jeopardy Truth or Consequences The Fugitive The Doctors General Hospital and Mike Douglas Show among others.
Evening schedule features 2-DAKTARI with ailing monkey and Gorillas plotting a museum theft revealing German movement data. Dream of Jeannie storyline loops from Jeannie to Dr Bellows back to Tony. Also includes That Funny Feeling film and a Kerner Commission update.
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