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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1969
Page
6
A Hope Star want ad snippet lists various clue words and numbers across a puzzle style page. It mentions items like Frozen desserts, Boat paddles, Diner, Homeric, Venetian blind part and European river among others, suggesting a cryptic or crossword style puzzle or glossary. The fragment also references a contact line and bridge phrase, with scattered headings and entries.
Readers ask about excessive sweating and night sweats. Antiperspirants may lose effectiveness over time and meds can help but require medical supervision. Night sweats may signal tuberculosis vitamin deficiency or general illness. see a doctor to determine cause.
AP report from Miami notes hundreds of Cubans cross from Mexico into the United States by boat and on foot during the first four months of 1969. Enforcement increased while regulations were loosened to curb the flow. legal Cuban immigration fell sharply though refugee flights from Havana continue.
South opened no trump with 16 points and lacked a diamond stopper. North gambled on game in clubs while South planned to knock out the ace of clubs before running nine tricks. East sacrificed the ace of diamonds, West took the ace of clubs and anticipated a diamond lead.
Bridge puzzle recaps a four bid sequence and asks the declarer’s best move after partner rebids to three no trump. The piece hints that game is likely and promotes Oswald Jacoby’s booklet Win At Bridge available by mail with payment.
Bonn Germany AP Chancellor Kurt George Kiesinger's planned August visit to Washington is postponed due to President Nixon's Asia trip. A West German government spokesman said a new date has not been set. The visit was to occur August 4-5.
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