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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1972
Page
4
McGovern accuses Nixon of trying to plant questions for him and Sargent Shriver in TV interviews. Nixon campaign denies proposing a debate, while McGovern blasts the White House tactic as arrogant and dangerous, noting Nixon avoids facing direct questions.
Rep Wilbur Mills argues McGovern will need to modify his defense and economic postures. He rejects unilateral disarmament, doubts deep defense cuts, and counters Arkansas GOP figures predicting job losses. Mills says Arkansas has little military impact and no cuts are foreseen in McGovern’s program.
Dear Dr Lamb offers reader tips on nose bleeds including keeping nasal passages moist with lubricants, avoiding dry heated air, and considering iron or vitamin adjustments. Other letters discuss stomach rumbling cures and hunger relief, with advice such as milk or crackers before going out. The column notes seasonal drying in winter and mentions packing and cauterization history.
A bridge analysis explains a squeeze play where South can force a win by running six trumps while discarding only one club from dummy. West is squeezed to four cards after the last trump lead, needing two hearts or three clubs to protect. South’s success hinges on card reading rather than flashy technique.
In a bridge auction, after South opens one club and partner overcalls with one diamond, you must decide the best bid given not strong enough for a forcing two. The prompt asks for the optimal continuation and hints at a teaching answer to be revealed tomorrow.
A political appeal urges Arkansas voters to support Act 1 to protect train crew jobs and provide new benefits. It argues failure would raise prices and threaten payrolls, while passage guarantees job protections and broader gains for individuals and companies.
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