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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1954
Page
2
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In a bridge column Oswald Jacoby explains the odds against losing all three finesses and provides a precise winning line. The article recounts a worst case lay of the cards where cautious play yields a sure contract despite early setbacks.
Don Whitehead reports on J Edgar Hoover’s 30th year as FBI director and his reflections on Walter Winchell. The piece recalls leaks, friendships, and the cautionary boundary between journalism and official investigations. It also surveys press history from Roosevelt to Eisenhower and the evolving role of the presidential news conference.
Psychologist Otto Weiniger showed that rats raised with daily affection grew larger and better at mazes than unloved rats. They displayed less stress in heart and stomach when challenged. Vocabulary and intelligence are linked. greater intelligence aids vocabulary acquisition.
The article argues that a rich word store enables clear thought and effective use of intelligence. It emphasizes accepting reality by recognizing personal limits, choosing feasible goals, and pursuing reasonable happiness and optimism despite life’s difficulties.
Johnny Ray, once rejected by a studio in 1949, is now on Twentieth Century Fox lot in a multistar film for about 100000 dollars. He plays the son who leaves show business to become a eat and shares a scene with Mitzi Gaynor Donald O’Connor Marilyn DiMaggio Ethel Merman and Dan Dailey. Ray wears a hearing aid offstage and says director Walter Lang is patient with his hearing.
Defense Secretary Charles E. A Wilson and top U S diplomats met South Korean President Syngman Rhee during a three day visit aimed at listening rather than speaking.
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