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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1968
Page
6
Classified display notes list various ads and rates including sewing machines, water well service, slaughtering, flowers, and apartments. Entries mention Hope Star publication, local businesses such as Barry's Grocery, The Fabric Center, and Stewart's Jewelry, plus contact details and dates like 12-22-1f and 1-1-6te, reflecting a dense classified section with assorted goods and services.
The feature notes Ranger Rick's Nature Magazine for children, published monthly except June and September. It contrasts Kaibab and Albert squirrels on canyon rims, cites short songbird lifespans, and explains Ranger Rick as a raccoon mascot. Membership costs $6 and includes a card badge decal and potential scholarships.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a dramatic bridge session in which a doubled two diamonds and a successful overtrick sequence secured a 10,000 point milestone. The dialogue highlights bidding confidence, dummy play, and precise card maneuvers leading to two overtricks despite defenses.
A mother argues her eight year old left handed son may need early intervention for possible dyslexia. An ophthalmologist exam to test eye dominance is advised, with earlier corrective work yielding best results. The piece also covers testicular cysts and undescended testicles, shaky hands in a boy, and a note on baboon species in Africa.
The World Almanac cites Pluto as the ninth and farthest planet, about 3.666 billion miles from the sun with an orbital period near 248 years. It notes Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto in 1930 at Lowell Observatory near Flagstaff, Arizona, continuing Percival Lowell's earlier search.
In a bridge scenario West opens pass and North passes three no trump. East passes and South holds a singleton spade and king of diamonds. The question asks what the responder should bid after West doubles and East passes with the aim of avoiding a trap and maximizing defense. The article hints at a solution to be given tomorrow.
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