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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1964
Page
5
The column explains whiplash from sudden neck whipping can range from minor to life threatening. It notes therapy advances, explains injuries may involve muscles bones nerves or cartilage, and cautions against assuming whiplash equals all symptoms. It cites cases where injuries persisted or gradually improved.
Paul G. Hoffman urged expansion of foreign aid at UNC Chapel Hill saying the United States must lead in development cooperation. He noted rising skepticism about aid, defended development funding as security for peace, and accepted the American Federation World Peace Award from Gov. Terry Sanford.
In a court case, George Ice appears with Ned Buntline and Buffalo Bill Cody amid claims over property seized from Cody. The fragment mentions whale oil in oleomargarine, glycerine for explosives, soapmaking, and leather dress work, all tied to Cody and historical figures.
East-West defend against South at three no trump after North opens with two no trump. Oswald Jacoby notes South should have raised to four hearts to enable 12 tricks, but the hand forces a struggle. South must decide on a diamond or heart plan and may employ deception with a heart setup and spade play to carve out the ninth trick.
TV listings detail episodes and guests for NBC CBS and local stations including The War of the Silver Kings The Solid Gold Girl Canadian Aquacade How Much a Pound Is Albatross The Brain Center at Whipple s The Giant Behemoth and appearances by Marty Allen Steve Rossi Buddy Hackett Jack Jones and Jack Paar. Roger O Hirson criticizes TV drama and explains why he left the medium citing anti drama trends and reliance on formulaic characters.
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