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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1964
Page
5
In a bridge hand East doubled a failing game bid against North South. East’s aggressive action backfired as West and dummy exploited the layout. South won decisive tricks after spade and diamond breaks held, totaling 2 150 points for North and South versus 690 without East’s double.
An AP report from Lexington Kentucky recounts a family scene as a girl begins her first day of school. Teachers and neighbors describe nerves and excitement as the school year starts.
Flue cured tobacco markets in North and South Carolina start a three day holiday to ease redrying plant congestion. Markets on the NC Eastern Middle and Carolinas Border belts reopen Thursday with Swandley sales weeks. NC Virginia Old Belt opens Thursday. Middle Belt volume 22,946,510 pounds at 54.31 per cwt. Season sales total 31,999,728 pounds. Growers placed 25 percent of gross sales in stabilization, raising season receipts to 23 tion.
The North Carolina state Democratic Party launches the second week of its 100 county bus tour led by gubernatorial candidate Dan Moore. They visit Hillsboro Roxboro Yanceyville Reidsville Danbury Dobson and Sparta as opponent Robert L. Gavin campaigns in Lexington and Canton criticizing Moore and Sanford.
William A. Shires Wade urged North Carolina travel leaders to improve food quality cleanli ness and service amid rising tourism revenue. He criticized high rates and minimal standards and called for more state coordination in advertising design and local promotion to keep visitors in state longer. He urged stronger convention facilities coastal growth and in season off season vacation programs.
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