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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1960
Page
17
The article discusses how power dynamics and love can bias perception. It cites a man who dominates at home and how others pretend obedience while secretly laughing, illustrating the gap between outward respect and inner view. It notes Spinoza on idealization in love and group loyalties fueling social conflict.
HAL BOYLE reflects that true growth is not fully achieved as adults remain largely childish. He argues maturity is compromise between dream and reality, with many people secretly clinging to childish desires and self pity, never fully leaving the first childhood behind.
The article explores the complexities of reaching a seven club grand slam in bridge. It discusses opening with clubs, choosing bids, and the risks of misjudging control while considering multiple routes to the contract.
In a humorous column by Earl Wilson titled Earls Pearls and Today’s Best Laugh, he riffs on modern life from smarter traffic controls to airline service and fashion. He muses on radar linked autos, moon lessons, and happier commuting, peppered with quips about Khrushchev, Marilyn Monroe, and a model wife.
Readable tarot style notes cover Aries through Virgo with dated hints. Aries cautions on trust, Taurus urges completing tasks, Gemini hints at heart matters, Cancer and Leo segments partly legible with vague timing notes.
The column lists sun signs with cautions and guidance. Scorpio urges focused work, Sagittarius warns against health-related costs, Capricorn cautions against rushing, Aquarius encourages proceeding with engaging projects, Pisces advises patience over petty disputes. Published by Field Enterprises in 1969.
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