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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1960
Page
5
North shows a hand with a diamond headed slam in three no trump after a Jacoby Transfer. South avoids overreaching with 16 points and flat distribution, eventually going down after East’s spade lead and partner’s defense.
Word puzzle style clues referencing national parks with across and down entries. Clues cover animals, objects, and actions linked to parks such as Bryce and Verde, with many thematic park names embedded in phrases. The grid includes multiple language style indicators and abbreviations.
Former President Harry S. Truman told a cheering Democratic crowd in Pittsburgh that Nixon and the GOP will lose the upcoming election. He said Nixon lacks confidence and should rest, and praised Senator John F. Kennedy for boldly helping the unemployed elderly sick and disabled.
Horace Ford, driver of a bus in a 1957 collision with a truck, had his black hair turn white. A London court awarded him 4130 dollars, noting he lost years of enjoyment. Ford, 52, works in a garage and dyes his hair black for work.
The National Labor Relations Board ordered a union representation election for Local 465, International Union of Operating Engineers, among production, maintenance and distribution workers at National Welders Supply Co. in Charlotte and seven other Carolina cities including Asheville Fayetteville Salisbury Greenville Columbia Charleston and Florence.
TV writers Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher discuss a season heavy with situation comedies. They note many shows may fail while their own Leave It to Beaver and Buddy series build audience appeal by focusing on characters and values.
Edward R. Stettinius Jr. signed the United States’ UN Charter as secretary of state while former President Truman witnessed the historic ceremony.
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