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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1957
Page
3
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In the St Paul Winter Carnival, Lee Seewald trusts his wife in a two diamonds raise after East opens clubs. He saves at five diamonds despite little high cards, aiming to keep four spades. The hand ends with Seewald making five diamonds for a 300 point loss to the opposing four spades.
RELMAN MORIN discusses how modern teens read about foreign news in school papers, learn about dictators and genocide, and live with the Cold War shadow. He contrasts a utopian 1920s outlook with decades of war, Hiroshima, and subversion, noting youths are more aware yet better prepared for a rough world.
Police report a series of bombings in Montgomery Alabama including a car service station and a Negro home. An unexploded bomb, containing 12 sticks of dynamite, was placed at the unoccupied home of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. A TV newsman was shot at and three people injured by flying glass at a nearby station. King calls the city dangerous and unsafe.
The 2 year old news director said he received about two dozen threatening calls as a Negro boycott campaign intensified. He claimed he had tried to be fair to both whites and Negroes while reporting.
Mexico launches an anti malaria drive spraying insecticides in 300000 houses during the first quarter. The government aims to wipe out malaria within two years.
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