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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1970
Page
13
A dense list of across and down crossword cues with partial entries and categories. Clues include decorative container usefulness and various biographical and linguistic terms across a mix of historical and regional spellings.
Mrs L asks about her 29 year old husband with enlarged heart and high blood pressure linked to overweight. Dr Thosteson explains heart disease stems from a profile of risks and urges gradual weight reduction, exercise, smoking cessation, and doctor guidance for blood pressure and cholesterol management.
The feature explains who invented radio with a sweep through key figures from Faraday to Marconi and Hertz, noting many scientists contributed. It also answers how comets burn without air, describing solar radiation, solar wind, and tail formation as sunlight reflecting off material rather than combustion.
Jim and Oswald discuss strategies for grand slams in bridge. South plans to take nine trump tricks plus clubs and aces, then ruff and discard, adapting to opening leads. The experts stress counting to 13 tricks and choosing a first lead to shape the hand.
A refresher course for Registered Nurses begins March 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Aimed at RNs out of active service and private duty or industrial nurses seeking updates. Sponsored by Guilford Technical Institute, classes run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Wednesday for 10 weeks with no charge. Contact the Adult Education Department at Guilford Tech.
Greensboro business leader Charles A. McLendon and High Point distributor Herbert T. Ragan were appointed to Guilford College Board of Trustees. McLendon, Burlington Industries VP for personnel, is UNC Chapel Hill and NC State trained and chairs local boards. Ragan, Guilford alumnus and president of Ragan-Carmichael Inc., chairs alumni giving and serves as board visitor member.
The article notes footwear featuring high thick hourglass heels with tee-strap designs. Toe shapes vary from rounded to squared, while overall silhouettes emphasize height and bold proportions.
New York AP reports NBC aired To Confuse the Angel a story of a retiring doctor guided by a nurse amid Jewish family life with Lee J. Cobb. NBC also presented a two hour David Copperfield with Edith Evans Olivier and others. ABC showed The Ballad of the Iron Horse a nostalgic railroads piece with museum footage and familiar tracks.
A roster of TV stations including WFMY Greensboro WUNC University f n WSLS Roanoke WBTV Charlotte WGHP High Point B WsJs Winston Salem WSOC Charlotte WUBC Greensboro lists multiple market players. The compilation notes seven to eight outlets in the region with varied city coverage.
television listings note early reports on Russian history sections and multiple programs including I Love Lucy Star Trek Sea Hunt and The Tonight Show with guests Dick Van Dyke and Merv Griffin. Cronkite Huntley Brinkley and Walter Cronkite anchor the news segments with weather and sports updates throughout the day.
A dense listing details daylong broadcasts with time slots from 6:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. including Sunrise Semester CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Gunsmoke The Beverly Hillbillies and multiple daytime and game shows. It also notes Evening Edition programs and specials such as Bright Victory and Misterogers with several channel identifiers and program pairings.
Capsule view of tonight’s 7 30 p m programs lists 2 Gunsmoke with Hackett menacing farmer Sargent and a 12 world and welcome to it misadventure. Also Laugh In Here’s Lucy Alvarez Kelly Savage Pampas Doris Day and Merv Griffin with guests and more details.
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