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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1968
Page
12
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a bridge hand where South seeks a small slam after North opens hearts. South tests club finesse and a potential spade ruff, but both club honors are false, leaving the hand with a safe, yet limited, slam.
Weather station report shows 24 hour period ending 7 am Thursday with high 70 and low 56 and .75 inch precipitation. Forecast calls for clearing southeast portion and fair weather through Friday with cooler conditions in the southeast tonight and mild Friday. Low temperatures tonight expected mostly in the 40s to near 50.
The weather map lists daily highs and lows for U S cities, including Albany 62 32 and New York 64 50. Conditions vary from cloudy to clear with temperatures ranging from the low teens in some northern cities to the mid 90s in places like Phoenix and Miami.
Two nuclear generators valued at 700000 dollars were recovered by divers from a small submarine at 350 feet in the Pacific. They were lost May 18 when the Nimbus B weather satellite was destroyed after launch due to a malfunction. An Atomic Energy Commission spokesman said the generators were intact.
The text shows a garbled bridge bidding lesson. It asks what to bid after a sequence where North opens and three passes occur, with South to act. The prompt requests a practical bid, highlighting partner’s willingness to reach a specified contract. The readable core involves South’s decision after a strong no-trump style sequence and the need to communicate willingness to go to a six-level contract.
About 40 supporters held a vigil in the rain outside the courthouse as five Soviet intellectuals faced a second day of trial. The defendants include Pavel Litvinov, grandson of a former foreign minister, charged with organizing an illegal Red Square demonstration on August 25 protesting the invasion of Czechoslovakia. Mrs. Larisa Daniel testified she felt the protest was necessary and did not believe she broke any laws. Her husband is serving a labor camp term for writings deemed anti-Soviet. Western correspondents are barred from the trial, though a court spokesman spoke on Wednesday.
Army engineers partially closed 24 splitwry gates allowing nearly 900000 acre feet of water to flood Everglades National Park this year after heavy summer rain. The water conservation area No 3 was drained, yielding three times the park's wildlife requirement.
Sources say Richard Nixon will not debate this year. Aides insist no third party Wallace TV time nor Humphrey duel with Nixon. GOP delay and Senate action leave Wallace potential national exposure via networks.
NATO defense chiefs from seven nations met in Bonn in a high security session to review studies on nuclear planning and deterrence. Delegations from the US Britain West Germany Italy Denmark Belgium and Greece discussed strategic concepts amid Cold War tensions and election year politics.
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