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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
6
A reader asks for help budgeting for a large family with income about 30 000 annually and many dependents. The columnist outlines a sample budget, suggests cutting expenses, prioritizing savings, and balancing future college costs with current needs.
The Associated Press reports gubernatorial candidate Richardson Preyer urged a shakeup of the Utilities Commission if needed to protect consumers from unfair charges. He opposes regulating rural electric cooperatives and called for debates on spending cuts and tax relief with I Beverly Lake and others.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS reports Golden A. Frinks of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference is set to speak at a 3 p.m. rally in a Negro church. Frinks has led civil rights demonstrations in Eastern North Carolina towns last fall. Also noted is a fast by Episcopal minister John Harmon from Boston and six Northern college students in three churches protesting church positions.
About 600 students from developing countries fled Eastern Europe to West Germany, staying six weeks on average at Wickrath reception center near Duesseldorf. The Ministry funds their education about 500000 dollars annually as many seek to study in the United States but fear race problems. O'Neill from Sierra Leone describes harsh life in Moscow at Patrice Lumumba University with limited freedoms and prejudice from Soviets.
The article presents a speculative bridge hand by Donald Parsons from Fall of the Cards. It shows South counting East West distribution after discarding a club and describes how South wins the slam by drawing West's trumps, discarding diamonds, and using clubs and hearts to secure the last tricks.
Herald Tribune reports Pierre Salinger left the White House after the 1963 assassination impacts and politics. He recalls early career at the San Francisco Chronicle, jail stunts for newsroom access, and a shift to Bobby Kennedy's committee. He planned to return to newspapers after the White House and avoided ulcers with humor.
Detroit authorities issue warning about an imported toy duckling sold for Easter. The FDA and Michigan health officials say the stuffed toy, filled with cotton waste treated with a chemical used as a soil fumigant, can cause vomiting and nervous system effects if swallowed.
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