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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1961
Page
3
In a club heart trumping sequence South could have made nine tricks in his diamond contract. After West opens a trump and East signals clubs by dropping the nine, South misplays by discarding a club and South’s last trump is knocked out, leaving him with a spade loser.
In Okla city, Mrs. Helen York opened her mail to find a report about a bridge game mishap. A dummy revealed a fifth heart as the defenders failed to stop South from establishing a position, prompting remarks on discarded clubs and wrong plays.
Fragmentary OCR item lists clues and definitions for a variety of words. It includes references to Persia, a poet named Aiwa, a silent comedy act, and terms like interstice and dormitory students, suggesting a crossword-like puzzle or language exercise from a music appreciation stenograph segment.
A passing truck in Lockport, New York displays a campaign plea reading Please Register and Vote, urging residents to participate in upcoming elections and stressing personal civic responsibility. The sign emphasizes that the country saved may be their own.
The Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington DC preserves a building that mirrors the original theater where Shakespeare's plays were first acted, creating a faithful, period accurate setting for performances and exhibitions.
The article outlines Kennedy's challenge to push a nuclear test ban while facing pressure to end the moratorium. It notes plans to bolster the dollar, Laos conflict risks, Cuban influence, and the Berlin crisis. It also covers readiness for NATO SEATO CENTO and inter-American talks and the potential for a Western summit.
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