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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1962
Page
3
In a rubber bridge scenario South faces six no trump after West opens ten of hearts. Captain Ewart Kempson argues for safety: win the first heart, then lead to dummy's jack of diamonds to guarantee four diamond tricks, ensuring the contract even if East covers.
A compact puzzle page lists numbered across and down clues with themes and wordplay. Entries include references to literary figures, music, and common terms as solvers fill in a crossword style grid.
Puzzle clues list with mismatched letters and partial phrases. The text presents a garbled crossword style set of hints including oriental money, bishop jurisdictions, feminine appellation, college dance, Italian city, and others, with several misprints and broken words.
Buffalo AP reports 65 letter carriers have slipped and fallen since Christmas, totaling 43 bruises, 13 sprains, 8 strains, and 1 broken ankle with 107 man days lost. Post Office officials urge property owners to clean walks. The story also notes the Great Wall of China may be visible from the moon.
Ramon Figueroa Picard, 43, a Puerto Rican farm worker, aimed a pistol at his stomach in a bar and claimed it was unloaded. He pulled the trigger, the weapon fired, and he died at a hospital after being released to emergency care. Slavery was abolished in Trinidad in 1834.
A medical column explains bruising after injections can occur from minor vein leakage and blood pooling under the skin causing a blue spot and prickling. It advises brief pressure to stop bleeding and notes such bruising is usually harmless.
Look Magazine lauds Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem for its 80 bed progressive care center described as a hospital hotel. The facility provides care for patients needing less than full hospitalization with daily costs as low as seven dollars.
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