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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1969
Page
32
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In a Jacoby on Bridge exchange Oswald and James Jacoby discuss how decisive play lifts a partnership. They reference Sidney Lazard and a hand where a double of four spades by East changes the outcome, with contrasting results at the other table and notes on risky overcalling and opening bids.
North Carolina crops including commercial vegetables fruits and nuts totaled 732.671 million in 1968, down 126 million or 15 percent from 1967. Tobacco corn and soybeans led declines while cotton and peanuts rose slightly. season prices also rose marginally.
Dr Thosteson explains emergency steps for heart attack and distinguishes coronary thrombosis from angina. Advices keeping the patient quiet, loosening collars, calling a doctor, and avoiding sedatives or self-transfer to a hospital. Includes a teenage reader question debunking tampon myths with reassurance about safety.
Members of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing at Cherry Point contributed nearly 100 pints of blood to the Red Cross last weekend. Marines rode two buses to the bloodmobile unit in Washington, D. C., to help replenish the dwindling supply caused by the flu epidemic. Red Cross official Mrs. Frazier McDevitt noted the quota could not have been met without Marine support.
The Henry V. Dick Co. building in Raleigh was gutted by fire early today. About $115,000 worth of stock was in the building. Five fire companies responded to the scene.
A fragment suggests Cro-Magnon Man becomes recognized as the world’s first artist, signaling a historic claim about early human creativity. The note notes no dates or locations, focusing on the artistic milestone.
Speculation rises in Thomasville over who will replace Fred G. Morrison Jr as solicitor for the Corder's Court after he resigns to become special aide to Governor Scott in Raleigh. Possible successors include Daryl McGuire, William Mills, or C T Kennedy. Final approval rests with Governor Scott.
North Carolina nurserymen and greenhouse products now form a $20 million industry. Agriculture Commissioner James A. Graham addressed the 32nd annual Nurserymen's Short Course at North Carolina State University, outlining services from the Department of Agriculture. The NC Association of Nurserymen planned to elect new officers as outgoing president Tom Gilmore of Julian presided.
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