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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1959
Page
5
Dr Molner counsels that nibbling laundry starch has no vitamin value and is a habit with little medical risk, while a reader asks about chlorine and fluoride in city water. He notes fluorides reduce cavities with minimal risk if kept at correct levels and warns about potential tooth mottling from excess fluoride.
Charlotte, AP Mrs. S. W. Neville mother of four became the first woman to jump with the Charlotte Sky Divers Club Sunday. She described mixed emotions from thrill to fear and recounted that her parachute failed to open for four seconds before she manually deployed it. Her husband, a former Army jumper, celebrated his 30th jump that day.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a six club contract where South must endure the ace of spades loss yet set up a successful finesse. The recommended line is to lead the queen from dummy and respond to East's cover or not, aiming to avoid giving West shape. The king in East handles the finesse, and ten trumps make the risk minimal.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Italian singer and numbers 28 30 49 53 33. It references coins, popes and bars in a disjointed sequence with actions like arrived and bellowed, plus objects such as vase and spring. The text lacks coherent narrative or identifiable event.
The Herald Tribune reports both parties agree Democrats will keep the Senate next year. Senate Campaign chairs say gaining 16 seats for a one vote majority is mathematically impossible for Republicans. 33 seats are up, with 11 held by Republicans and 22 by Democrats, many in the Deep South.
In Tulsa Oklahoma AP reported Little Richard the country hound dog was found dead Sunday after a chase. Owner Larry Wilson said the dog entombed itself in a rocky crevice north of town during a coon chase for six days last spring. The pet had become a national celebrity after moves to the city.
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