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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
3
Oswald Jacoby explains how declarer should draw trumps only when safe in a spade contract. South opens one spade after West king of hearts lead and plans to ruff hearts in dummy to avoid heart losers. He wins the first heart, ruffs hearts back, and then draws trumps while guarding against overruff.
Atty. Gen. Edward W. Brooke of Massachusetts, a Black official, has been asked to present a gold convention pin at the Republican National Convention. The request was announced by Brooke’s office on Tuesday night.
Dr. C Crittenden highlights Ft. Macon at Fort Macon State Park near Morehead City and Beaufort. The fort, restored to its historical condition, sits on Beaufort Inlet with gun emplacements and a museum. Established 1826 and garrisoned 1834, it changed hands during the Civil War and became a state park in 1924.
Havana Radio reports five more American students arrived in Cuba joining 75 already there despite the State Department travel ban. The group landed Tuesday by plane from Prague and includes Susan Rotolo 20 Robert Collier Steve Newman Geoffrey Goldstein all from New York and Allan Low from California.
In Durham North Carolina the fund approved an appropriation of 92000 as the first step in financing seven North Carolina Fund projects over four years. The executive committee earmarked 79195 for experimental community projects with the remainder in a contingency fund. Grants were expected to average about 11000. officials cited mathematical adjustments and board preclusions in announcing individual awards.
The North Carolina Youth Council of the NAACP will assist a 12 member national task force next week in educating Tar Heel Negroes on rights under the new Civil Rights Law. Other task force members will work in South Carolina Georgia Florida Tennessee and Mississippi.
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