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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
6
Newspaper snippet covers want ad rates and payment terms, a note on Australia aiding the U S in Vietnam, chess and card game implications in a Vienna coup, a legal notice in Hempstead Chancery Court with a warning order for Helen A Johnson, a health advisory about deadly plants from World Almanac, and a Britannica summary on Eskimo bolas used to catch birds with three linked balls and cords.
A compact puzzle like page header lists scattered clues across many numbers with entries for places, foods, and terms. It includes references to Austria, Colorado, and various definitions, resembling a cross word style teaser. The fragmentary text also shows names and editorial credits from a Hope Arkansas newspaper and publishing notes.
Vienna Coup sparks renewed use of the Grand Slam Force after decades of dormancy. Ely Culbertson introduced the bid in 1934. South’s five no trump showcases modern bidding logic as East pressures with four spades and South ends in seven no trump after a sequence testing North’s trumps. South wins the spade lead with the ace.
Bridge column seeks readers to buy a 64 page booklet by Oswald Jacoby and his son Jim. Send name address zip and 50 cents to Nome Paper for copy. The item promotes the book with payment details and postal address.
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The dialogue analyzes a bridge hand where South misses a grand slam by not cashing the ace of diamonds before leading hearts. West holds four clubs and the diamond ace, and the correct approach is to cash the ace of diamonds first to set up the suit.
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