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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1969
Page
6
A 1969 ABA public service feature explains that a homeowner may defend against intruders but cannot exceed reasonable force. It cites cases where threats or urban politics led to liability for assault or damages. The piece discusses protecting rented as well as owned premises and cautions against overreaction.
A bridge discussion explains the Bath Coup in a deal where ace jack in a suit and a king lead create two tricks if the suit continues. East jumps to three hearts, pressure on South, North bids game with two kings and good trumps. West leads king of spades, Bath Coup unfolds, South discards to win. South’s four club call deemed underbid. North faced pressure to bid fame, but South would slam against any lead but spade.
In a health column Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains ticks can transmit diseases like Rocky Mountain spotted fever and tularemia. It advises protective clothing, tick repellents, antiseptics for bites, and careful removal with tweezers or burning the rear with caution.
The World Almanac notes the calumet as a ceremonial peace pipe used in treaty rites and safe conduct, with its gifted status and the offense of refusal highlighted. The Star Publishing Co. of Hope Ark provides publisher details and historic notes on Hope’s newspaper lineage from 1875 through 1969.
A reflective verse fragment by Phil Pastoret notes how unachieved aims nag more than lost ones. It humorously critiques marital frictions and hints at jealousy over money and games. The speaker implies some husbands would avoid strife if wives were more patient with money and gambling.
The column discusses a bridge bidding puzzle with a four spade response after a three diamonds bid and suggests pass as a practical line if no slam. It notes Oswald Jacoby and Jim as co authors and promotes a book plus a nurses association report on marriage among registered nurses.
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