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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1956
Page
8
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge problem where West opens four of spades and East wins with the king. East returns a heart, South wins with ace, but the defense and trumps misplay lead to a loss. The key question is why East did not cash more spades.
Harold Stassen, presidential assistant for disarmament, says the United States will be first to perfect long range guided missiles, with Britain likely to perfect it before Russia. He adds that even after missile perfection, manned aircraft remains a more important weapon.
Department of Agriculture survey of 22 city and county school systems shows total milk intake by children in the special school milk program up 67 percent. In October 1955 students consumed 11,360,000 half pints.
It discusses God as present everywhere not distant and describes how earthly life brings real relations and feelings of God’s love. The piece notes the Ibsen Festival marking Henrik Ibsen’s death centennial with Oslo events May 23 to 29 featuring a ten play cycle and exhibits.
At Lowry AFB Colorado the first U S Air Force Academy class of 306 cadets faces strict discipline and demanding study. About 41 have already washed out from 6300 applicants, with cadets learning endurance and mission focus. Cadets, average age 19, follow a tight schedule from 5 50 a m to 9 30 p m, study 20 hours weekly, and uphold a strict honor code. They train in academics and physical skills, including judo and aviation jargon, while aiming to become pilots.
Kellogg's markets Special K as a nutritious new ready to eat cereal. The ad touts it as more than flakes or puffs and claims a distinct mouthfeel along with health benefits while noting a low price.
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