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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1971
Page
3
A collage of advice on deterring burglars through lighting and timers, plus tips on clutter, hiring house-sitters, and a Bible verse excerpt. Includes a Dear Dr. Lamb medical Q&A about birth control pills and abstinence, and a card game scene showing South evaluating a hand with trumps and spades.
A reader asks about birth control reliability and a brother’s alcohol related seizures. Medical advice notes that seizures after drinking may reflect alcoholic epilepsy or withdrawal, requiring physician supervision. Suggests Alcoholics Anonymous outreach and contacting public health services for treatment center options.
A Tuesday broadcast lineup lists 6:00 Kaleidoscope through 11:30 programs across networks. Features include Truth or Consequences, Extension 72 Mod Squad, Beverly Hillbillies, education shows, arts and cinema, then CBS News Special and late-night films Angel and the Badman and If I Were King.
A compact listing shows CBS and NBC daytime to late night programming. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, The Love Boat and Lucille Ball features, game shows Jeopardy and Hollywood Squares, soap operas Love of Life and Where the Heart Is, with News and Weather updates on the hour.
A fragmented TV guide lists daytime and prime time programs across networks with titles such as General Hospital One Life to Live and Bright Promise. It includes episodes of dramas, game shows, comedies, Westerns, news, and late night talk with occasional film titles like Mr Lucky and Something for a Lonely Man.
An appellate court ruled a judge’s caustic remark at three o’clock in the morning toward a burglary defendant was prejudicial. Yet new trials are costly, and courts may overlook remarks unless harm seems great. The Supreme Court says a defendant is entitled to a fair trial but not a perfect one.
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