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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1967
Page
6
A reader letters Dr Molner on sex reversal cases, noting Christine Jorgensen and others. The column explains hormones govern sex traits, possibilities of misassignment at birth, and medical reversals as correcting nature’s mistakes. Advice covers naphtha fumes, a harelip, and arthritis leaflets.
A discussion of ecological interdependence explains how bees support nectar plants fruit trees and soil health. Eliminating bees would raise honey prices reduce garden blooms lessen fruit and vegetable harvests and disrupt food chains across birds mammals and insects. The piece notes the unknown extent of cascading effects and calls for ecology study.
Puzzle clued list with mismatched terms across many lines. Entries mix nouns with definitions such as marine reptile conger and various short phrases. The altered grid suggests a word association or cross reference exercise with multiple ambiguous and partial clues across 1 to 48.
Legislative action on North Carolina liquor law revision and East Carolina College independent university status slows as lawmakers favor behind scene study. Gov Moore opposes major changes while ECC supporters push for a regional university pending consultant reports due mid March. Brown bagging is favored by some as liquor by the drink debate continues.
Oswald James Jacoby explains bridge play focusing on missing jacks and the six to the jack finesse. The column analyzes handling four club tricks in six no trump and the implications of club splits for grand slam possibilities while touching on moral issues and liquor laws in dry counties.
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