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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1966
Page
6
A cryptic crossword style list lists a Turkish title at 4a and a noble title at 56 with clues for related terms. The compilation includes references to successful people, dangerous fish, and a request to inquire. The puzzle mentions signals of distress and types of water bodies, suggesting a themed wordplay page from a periodical.
Wellington authorities announced they will refuse entry to any French ships or aircraft carrying material for nuclear tests. Prime Minister Keith Holyoake cited obligations under the 1963 partial nuclear test ban treaty. Earliest note references a domesticated reindeer from a Chinese source dated 149y.
The Hope Star published from Hope Arkansas in January 1939 lists staff including Editor and Publisher Alex A Washburn and Managing Editor Paul H. Jonas. Advertising and circulation details, address at 21214 South Walnut Street, and AP membership are noted along with national advertising representatives and postal information.
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