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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1965
Page
5
A 1965 ABA feature explains that courts may take judicial notice of obvious facts to speed lawsuits. It covers gravity and history such as Pearl Harbor, geography, common habits, and evolving scientific certainty, noting dangers and examples of shifts over time.
Two Arkansas high school seniors Tom Robert Reveleh of Little Rock Central and Diana Lynn Connelly of Hot Springs were named presidential scholars for 1965. They join 121 top students invited to the White House to meet President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson on June 8. The honor carries no financial aid, according to press secretary George E. Reedy.
Bert G. Dickey Jr. 40 of Earle Arkansas, landowner and bank director, died when his twin engine Beechcraft crashed in a farm field near Greenville Mississippi. He was returning from a fishing trip to Wilmot Arkansas. The cause is unknown though a plantation worker described the plane as sputtering and popping.
The 1965 Vanderbilt Cup crowned JACOIY and Son as champions in a notable bridge competition. Report highlights their precise play and strategic bidding that led to the victory amid strong rival teams.
A fragment shows North with K765 and 65 in diamonds and East West North positions with clubs and spades distribution. The hand ends with multiple four card holdings and one small diamond.
This week’s column analyzes a standard jump to game in bridge and why it signals a specific hand strength. South opens hearts, wins, draws trumps, and leads clubs. a misplay by West could cost overtricks, while higher bids by North rarely suit slam prospects. Oswald Jacoby, winner of the Vanderbilt Cup seven times, offers his bridge booklet Win At Bridge for readers of Hope Star.
Puzzle list presents a crossword style across clues with entries such as hot breakfast coffee eggs sacred ape Egypt melody roman theaters honey and hot craft inscribed seventh zodiac sign etc. Down clues include wet by splashing barner and other numbered items, forming a mixed clue set for a historical puzzle page.
AP News analysis notes a rare era change as global orators fade. Fidel Castro and others fall quiet while figures like Churchill Roosevelt and Gandhi are cited as unparalleled communicators. Khrushchev’s boisterous style fades, leaving a quiet leadership landscape across nations and eras.
A brief appeal asks readers in Hope Arkansas to send 50 cents to the Hope Star at its office address to support the newspaper. The note emphasizes community backing and timely contributions.
The hand shows South opens with 1, West passes, North passes, East overcalls with 39, then passes. The auction progresses with Pass responses as described.
Dr. Lee Salk exposed newborns to heartbeats at 72 and 128 per minute finding normal heart sounds soothed infants and aided weight gain. Sleep times favored 72 bpm exposure. rooming in and maternal contact emphasized. other factors like warmth also mattered.
Two Conway colleges awarded 265 degrees at Sunday commencement exercises in Conway Ark Arkansas State Teachers University granted 256 degrees including Samuel J Nalley of Benton and Clarence P Shoffner of Searcy who were graduated with honors Hendrix College awarded 199 degrees Jane Andrew Means of North Little Rock and Tommy Teague of Crossett were graduated with high honors.
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