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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1960
Page
5
A cryptic puzzle entry references Rae Goutte reversed to name a spouse who led the American effort in World War II. The grid lists multiple clues spanning across and down with wordplay on famous names and terms.
South overbid to four spades but then carried out an instructive strip play. East cashes diamonds and shifts to hearts. South wins in dummy, finesses clubs, ruffs diamonds, and later trumps clubs. The hand showcases precise strip technique with 12 high card points for South.
A reader with mitral stenosis from rheumatic fever asks if age affects surgery. The doctor says mitral valve repair or replacement is now standard, with skilled heart surgeons performing the operation. many thousands helped. A second question notes no single cancer test can prove absence of cancer. biopsy can confirm cancer in a suspicious spot.
Lt. Robert Azen a student pilot at Mather Air Force Base failed the flour sack bombing test on Sunday. Azen dropped flour sacks from his light plane aiming at a vacant schoolyard and hit in Rancho Cordova while friends watched from the ground according to sheriff's officers.
A note offers a booklet on ear noises. It asks Mrs G R to send 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to the paper for a copy.
Are you bothered with ringing in the ears Send for the booklet Ear Noises Their Causes and Cures enclosing 10 cents and a long SASE Dr Mother welcomes reader mail but cannot answer individual letters Readers questions are incorporated in his column when possible.
British born actress Claire Bloom has presented her husband actor Rod Steiger with a daughter born Saturday in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. It is the couple's first child.
AFL-CIO leaders expanded a campaign to drop color restrictions in union membership. George Meany blasted the Nixon led Government Contracts Committee for weak actions against employers and urged broader enforcement of anti discrimination clauses in federal contracts.
Don Lanning, 64, husband of singer Roberta Sherwood and former actor, died Sunday of cancer in Miami. He was born in East Liverpool, Ohio, a union leader noted for work on segregation issues and the federation's push for racial equality compliance.
Elizabeth Gaines of Bowling Green Kentucky died Saturday. She was part owner of the Park City Daily News, a paper once run by her husband C M Gaines. The newspaper is now published by her sons John B Gaines and Roy Gaines.
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