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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
3
Dr Molner explains cancer is not inherently painful, pain depends on location and pressure. Early detection helps, and treatments like radiation or surgery can extend life. Some cancers progress slowly, causing unrelated deaths, while others are highly painful.
Angola lists coffee sisal and diamonds among its chief exports along with minerals, reflecting the country’s strong commodity-based trade profile and resource base.
Prince Philip waved away a silver trophy offered by Queen Elizabeth after Windsor Park polo team defeated a French squad 9-6 to win the Westbury Cup. Philip did not score. Juan Cavanagh scored five for the Argentinian side, and Queen Elizabeth handed the prize to teammate John per his request.
In a Jacoby on Bridge column, Boris Koytchou of New York solves a bidding problem after East opens three diamonds. He jumps to six spades, notes a singleton diamond lead, and considers forcing West to lead a heart or club to activate the blocked clubs. Boris starts with the ace of spades.
In a vulnerable auction West passes to three clubs, East bids six clubs after opening lead of four. Boris continues with the king then the deuce. West must take the trick with the ten and is eventually given a spade trick to concede. West later sees his hand and concedes the contract.
In a vintage advertisement Nash Jewelry Co asserts it has never employed a collector to door knock or visit places of employment in over 24 years in business. The ad promotes easy lay-away and promises no carrying charges, urging customers to remember Nash Saves You Cash.
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