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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1966
Page
6
Brief historical note states Spaniards introduced the horse to American plains Indians around 1640, replacing the dog as a beast of burden. The item frames a quick exchange about early horse adoption and cross cultural impact.
Across clues and clock terms mix with a list of old Local News and business notices. The page includes crossword style entries, a Star Publishing Co masthead, editor and staff names, advertising rates, and distribution regions for Hope Arkansas dated January 14 1928.
The Vanderbilt Cup results from 1965 are reported byJacoby and Son via Newspaper Enterprise Association detailing winners and standings. The article notes event prominence and brand involvement in the racing season.
The Jacobys discuss contrasting responses to weak two bids. Jim argues for a simple forcing two no trump followed by suit bids to drive to game or slam, while Oswald notes the learning curve lies in the forcing two no trump rebid and offers a minimal rebid scheme to reveal strength.
Oswald Jacoby offers a fact packed booklet Win at Bridge for readers. Submit name address and 50 cents to Name Paper New York NY 10019 or Box 489 Dept A Radio City Station.
Volunteers at Sunline Inc in St. Louis produced about a million candy packages for Viet Nam children. About 175 workers volunteered 12 hours unpaid at the behest of USIA and Maj. Donald W Cameron serving in Thu Duc. The candy, penny-sized fruit tablets, was previously shipped in millions to South Viet Nam and ground with aspirin to ease a child’s worry. Cameron praised the gesture for bringing happiness to children who had rarely received gifts.
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