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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1959
Page
3
South's grand slam in a four heart squeeze is analyzed with the bidding of four and five clubs as Gerber signals. The author notes a 12 trick hand and a dramatic squeeze that forces West to discard, allowing South to claim 13 tricks with spades and diamonds.
Dr Molner explains that two month olds cannot be taught to say sounds. Babies learn gradually through comfort warmth food and love with instinctive crying as their primary sound. He notes early speech learning is limited and that even vivid anecdotes do not prove early verbal instruction.
A compact set of clues points to a puzzle solution. The entries include a 26 move result, a reference to natural fat, a Nevada city, and an Italian city. The answer ties these hints into a single plausible solution.
In Melbourne Anglican Archbishop Frank Woods says Billy Graham has boosted religious life and impressed clergy. Since Friday night over 125000 have heard him in three Music Bowl services, 70000 attended Sunday, with nearly 400 needing first aid for 93 degree heat. Methodist Church of Australia leader Dr A H Wood backs Graham.
Dr Mother invites readers to mail questions for his column in care of the newspaper. He asks writers to include a large self addressed stamped envelope and 5 cents for handling. Due to high volume he cannot reply individually. questions may be incorporated into the column.
Gov Hodges welcomed the plan to build two Voice of America transmitting units in Pitt County near Pactolus and Shelmerdine. Rep Bonner said sites lie between Greenville and Washington and USIA officials noted no final deal while acknowledging the locations. About 10 million dollars had been approved for the project.
RALEIGH AP North Carolina legislators begin budget hearings this week before the Joint Appropriations Committee. The House and Senate meet tonight as state department heads prepare to plead for more funds than the 1959 61 proposed budget recommends. Agencies listed include the State Supreme Court State Auditor Attorney General Bureau of Investigation Adjutant General and Council of Civil Defense with hearings Tuesday.
Congress aims to fund North Carolina projects with a total estimated cost of 27 million dollars, detailing budget allocations and anticipated timelines for completion.
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