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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1964
Page
12
In a Jacyk bridge column, Andy Gabrilovitch of Washington demonstrates the Bath coup. West leads king of spades and Andy defers the ace lead. The play shows pulling trumps then discarding to win the ace of diamonds.
Soviet officials in Washington refute reports of U S grain shipments to Cuba. A Soviet embassy minister said such shipments are false after Capt Artur Fertig claimed Russian stevedores in Novorossiysk spoke of American wheat bound for Cuba and his vessel was boarded on departure from the Black Sea port.
In Saigon, U S advisers debate morale and leadership in the Vietnamese army while citizen life goes on with a lively nightlife and rising corruption. Maj Gen Nguyen Khanh reforms pay and morale, but many in Saigon view the war as distant despite ongoing combat in the countryside.
Mrs. James H. Blood celebrates her 104th birthday as Colorado's oldest registered voter and she backs Goldwater for the November presidential election. She notes support with a nod to her housekeeper.
Two 17 year old Tabor City boys Michael Norris and Richard Rozier reporting kidnapping from Columbia to Daytona Beach were declared the hoax by the FBI. The agency interviewed the youths and found no abduction, ending an eight state alert.
South Carolina Congressman Albert Watson criticized President Johnson for not sending troops to Harlem and Brooklyn during the New York riots. He called northern liberal reaction selective and warned the civil rights movement would be harmed by political demagoguery. He compared Harlem violence unfavorably to Southern unrest and urged equal treatment.
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