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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1956
Page
10
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In a NEA Service column, Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand. He explains that the side leading diamonds first will lose a trick, suggests stripping other suits, and describes how South can force opponents to lead diamonds. The discussion references specific card layouts and declarer play.
Eighteen month old Craig Wooten of Edgefield faces cystic fibrosis. Mrs Mamie Eisenhower arranges a medical mission from Columbia to Washington then Bethesda Maryland for specialist care. The Wootens seek funding for the trip.
Former Virginia Governor Colgate W. Darden Jr and educator Dabney S. Lancaster publicly oppose Governor Stanley's proposed money for integrated plan to address the state's school segregation dilemma.
A partial sentence discusses a diamond trick in a bridge hand and the possibility of winning the contract by returning a diamond to gain a trick. The fragment implies strategic play but lacks context for a complete report.
Sixty three years after federal marshals entered Ingalls in a covered wagon to confront the Dalton Doolin gang, three officers were killed or fatally wounded and the outlaws suffered injuries. A bronze plaque and a new way marker were dedicated as a crowd of about 200 observers recalled the siege and the town’s role as a retreat for outlaws. Elmer Fraker of the Oklahoma Historical Society spoke on the duel and its entry method.
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