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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1969
Page
9
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Dear Dr. Thosteson answers readers on acid in the system and hair dye fears. The doctor explains that true excess stomach acidity is rare and requires exam, not diet tricks, and that citrus foods do not acidify the body. Hair dyes rarely poison or damage the brain, with skin sensitivity the main concern and patch testing advised.
Uniformed servicemen taken to Cuba by a Navy deserter described Cuban interrogators pressuring them with questions and harassment. Sixteen sailors from the Key West area were among 40 aboard a National Airlines flight hijacked Friday. One sailor recalled being taunted while others described hospitality and propaganda.
Across Europe Asia and Africa protests erupt over political prisoners and education. In Dacca West Pakistan police fire on crowds killing three and injuring many as a 24-hour curfew and army patrols begin. Franco in Spain declares a three month state of emergency closing Madrid university and halting reforms. In France Paris sees fresh demonstrations with calls for higher scholarships. London rushes guard at the London School of Economics after gates are toppled and 30 students are arrested. In Rome protests by about 100 students probe the Soviet embassy and a tourist office, with solidarity for Czechoslovakia and dispersal after a fascist parliamentary member’s appeal.
A malfunctioning electric oven in an apartment at 211 Field trest St. occupied by Mary Huntley triggered a fire alarm at 5 05 am with no damages reported. Earlier at 2 49 pm firefighters put out a fire in a 1962 auto engine compartment at Siler Funeral Home parking lot due to defective wiring.
North Carolina elector Dr. Lloyd Bailey, Rocky Mount, voted for George Wallace over Nixon, provoking congressional debate on republic versus democracy. Senators Ervin Bayh Thurmond Domíndick Sorensen discuss proposals to reform or abolish the Electoral College. A constitutional amendment would be needed.
16 year old Judy Turner, a Catholic High School sophomore, tutors disadvantaged children at Glen Cove Economic Opportunity center. She works with two fourth graders, Jimmy and Arlen, proving that small, steady acts build lasting relationships across racial and economic lines. More than 25 students from several high schools participate, reflecting a nationwide trend of youth service backed by churches and schools.
In Jacoby on Bridge Oswald and James Jacoby analyze hand number 21 from a continent wide Charity Game. They detail a six spade contract easy with precise play starting with a spade to dummy and a sequence of clubs and hearts to force a ruff and reach slam. The writing notes bidding complexities and an interference heart bid by West. The example highlights how South can secure a slam despite defensive interference. The discussion mirrors common bridge themes and shows the intricacies of play and timing in a high level hand.
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