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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1960
Page
2
A mixed word list mixes diet terms with clues for a crossword like grid. Entries range from food items to actions and objects, including fish, baking ingredient, malt beverage, flower, enclosure, and various down clues such as bottle stopper and bread spread.
In a three no trump contract, South exploits a planned discard to ensure an overtrick. After winning the opening spade lead and drawing trumps, South discards a heart to force East to cover the king of diamonds. With the diamonds established, South ruffs and later dumps hearts for the extra trick, a result of careful planning rather than a risky diamond finesse.
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returned to London after weekend talks with French President Charles de Gaulle on disarmament the German problem European and African questions. A British spokesman called the talks useful but offered few details. De Gaulle’s spokesman said the talks strengthened close Anglo French ties.
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reviews late winter and spring signs in television. Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic close their lecture season. Ed Sullivan's Irish themed show hints at St Patrick's Day. Peggy Lee shines, Manhattan thrills, and Steve Allen and June Allyson shows are recommended tonight.
The pro Castro Diario Libre suspended publication on Saturday. The seized plant of the former Manana will be handed to the Ministry of Education to train newspaper workers.
In a local ad Nash Jewelry and Loan promotes solid gold Masonic rings for sale with lay away and PCS credit card options. The notice invites buyers to visit 127 N. Main St and emphasizes savings with the slogan Nash Saves You Cash.
The lineup shows Wells Fargo at 6 30, Peter Gunn at 9, Theater at 9 30, Steve Allen at 10, News at 11, Sports at 11 10 and Jack Paar at 11 15.
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