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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1968
Page
4
Classified page listing want ad rates and advance payment terms. Includes contact numbers PR7-3431 and PR75931, plus examples of ads for sewing machines, real estate, income tax services, convalescent aids, and used cars with partial contact details and locations in Texarkana Arkansas.
In a bridge match between American and French players, South deserts a classic queen over jack bluff. Jais questions how the counterpart knew the queen’s location, while Treze and Jals exchange wary glances and two tables pursue six no trump. France wins decisively.
Kennedy says his sharp attack on U.S. Vietnam policy is not a systemat ic challenge to Johnson's war plan. He argues military victory is unlikely and casualty figures were possibly misrepresented, while military leaders dispute his numbers. The article notes his stance after a Chicago speech and cites differing tallies from the Marine Corps and U.S. intelligence. The piece ends with an unrelated note on parrots lifespans.
Classified notice appears from the Associated Press about exclusive republication rights and subscription rates. It lists pricing by carrier in Hope and nearby towns, various counties, and broader mail rates, plus a college student bargain offer and national advertising reps.
In a dental wisdom column, Dr. Laurence describes three cases where damaged nerves and cracks in previously treated teeth were repaired rather than extracted. Techniques include gold rivets, plastic fillings, and internal splinting across roots to preserve tooth structure and avoid full crowns or bridges.
Word puzzle clues span across and down entries with varied hints including flora, people, places, and objects. The grid references several botanical terms and mythological names, mixed with common nouns and adjectives, indicating a themed crossword style from a period newspaper.
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