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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1970
Page
6
Classified ad page notes advance payment policy and telephone acceptance with payables on statement. Also features livestock ad for PIGS HOGS at 777 2423 and a political commentary on Brandt Russia policy and Berlin talks with NATO context and cautious U.S. stance.
Dr Bentley Glass predicts future birth of deep-freeze babies from preserved eggs and sperm. The American geneticist, retiring AAAS president, says couples could delay birth without higher defect risk by storing reproductive cells in a deep-freeze and later fertilizing them in a lab. He cites Cambridge University work by Dr RG Edwards and colleagues on fertilizing eggs outside the womb as a related advance.
Practical guide contrasts rubber bridge strategy with overtrick tactics. It explains focusing on contract success, two-trump draws, and club play to maximize winner, plus a modern book offer and a sample puzzle. It also reports on embryo research and prenatal adoption discussions with scientist Glass claiming wider extension.
A reader asks about Bell's palsy causes symptoms and cures. Dr. Lawrence E Lamb explains facial nerve paralysis, possible virus or allergy trigger, occasional swelling and regeneration, typical recovery within weeks, limited success of treatments, and occasional benefits from surgery or adrenal hormone in select cases.
After the Civil War the term maverick described unbranded cattle found on the range. The World Almanac notes the name stems from Samuel Maverick, a Texas lawyer who acquired cattle in 1845. His failure to brand led to the cattle being called one of Maverick's.
Former Undersecretary George W. Ball warns West Germany’s liberal tilt toward the Soviet Union could invite diplomatic ventures that threaten the Western Alliance. He backs Chancellor Brandt but questions Bonn’s future course after Brandt, urging caution and concessions from Moscow. Ball’s remarks come amid Berlin’s push for a nonaggression pact tying ratification to a Soviet Western accord.
Legal notice states the estate of Elieth Car Church deceased of Hope Arkansas. Date of death November 9 1970. An instrument dated March 18 1963 was admitted to probate December 18 1970 as the last will of the executrix. A contest to the will is duly verified.
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