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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
3
West opens with a nonvulnerable three spade preempt and East raises to four. South sacrifices by bidding six hearts, North insists on six clubs, East doubles, and West doubles six diamonds. South ruffs the opening lead and overhauls clubs while clubs split, exploiting two sure heart tricks for the defense.
Hollywood report notes teenagers reshaped popular music with Elvis Presley and disc jockeys driving upsurge. Industry sources say LA radio and DJs push new sounds while teens follow trends, sparking a rock and roll era and changing tastes nationwide.
Mrs. Hugh McDonald says her family will dispose of 10 Christmas trees soon. They kept the trees after Christmas due to the belief that Christmas isn’t over until Lent begins, which this year falls on February 11.
Mrs. Clyde Evans of Biloxi Mississippi voices a TV viewer perspective on why audiences seek entertainment over constant science and lecture shows. She favors a mix including Westerns Lucy Bob Hope Benny and Andy Hardy while acknowledging others enjoy 20th Century and Kaleidoscope.
A reader argues that television should both stimulate and relax, not always serve as a soothing escape. The piece urges ongoing weekly programs that entertain in moderation, challenging the view that TV must be purely relaxing.
Tom Griffiths, 15, won the Eagle Scout badge after earning 32 merit badges, well over the required twenty, despite an 80 percent hearing loss from birth due to an impaired nerve.
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