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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1960
Page
5
Dr Molner advises against daily aspirin for prevention as it irritates some stomachs and may worsen heartburn. Recommend taking after meals or only during illness. Also answers on trimming toenails, can safety, weight loss pamphlet, and reader mail policy.
Cincinnati police chase a bat that slipped through an open window as reporters and officers react to a chaotic scene in the City Hall press room. Reporter Bob Ryan of WKRC witnessed officers retreating while a bat flew about, prompting loud commands from a detective.
Gov. Hodges urged 160 Davidson College graduates to push moral, educational and economic renewal as Russia fears loom. Judge Hastie praised Johnson Smith University graduates for lunch counter sit downs as a milestone in dignity. The piece lists other commencements with notable speakers and counts. The U.S. Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the national flag on June 14, 1777.
North with 11 points raises to 3NT after South’s diamond opening. South must play the spade queen from dummy at trick one to avoid wasting it, else West can estab lish spades and earn eight tricks or force a heart or club lead. If East has the ace, queen from dummy loses. yet playing the deuce also fails.
Drownings and road accidents pushed North Carolina’s long Memorial Day weekend death toll to at least 27. Accidents on highways killed 19. The State Motor Club predicted at least 12 highway deaths over the extended weekend. Three youths drowned Monday: Billy Ray Martin 14 of Old Dock, Jimmy Ray Jacobs 6 of Lumberton and Charlotte, and Charlie Ray Smith 18 of Rt. 1 Colfax.
Ellen Powell 21 daughter of Dick Powell and Joan Blondell honeymooning with actor Charles Hayward 38 after marriage on Saturday. They left for Hyannis Nebraska where the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Bert Hayward reside.
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