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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1958
Page
7
The piece discusses tranquilizers, their value when used by competent physicians, and a rise in discharge rates among psychotic patients. It cites a study of 200 patients with ververpine and notes the importance of emotional self-control. It also reviews parental opposition in engagements and the nature of humor as hostile or healing.
Florida enjoys four sunny days with tourists and entertainers flocking to Miami Beach. Dean Martin headlines at the Americana while Joe E. Lewis ribbed him on stage. Milton Berle wowed audiences at the Latin 4 as cabbies report booming but uneven profits amid a record hotel opening, the DuPont Tarleton, amid star-studded stays ranging from Nat King Cole to Tony Martin and Dave Barry.
A rapid mix of showbiz notes features Rock Hudson, Johnnie Ray, Brigitte Bardot, Frank Sinatra, the Platters, and Desilu plans. Celebrities tease TV projects, marriages, divorces, and fashion moments while quips from Earl and others add playful theater to the week.
A reader notes Aunt Het believes women show more self-control than men. She describes a man losing temper while a woman can switch to sweet talk when answering the phone. The remark contrasts gendered behavior in everyday conduct.
Hal Hoyle’s column surveys odd facts from ancient to modern times. It notes Cro-Magnon women allegedly smarter than today’s men, diabetes’ mortality, a seal’s learning curve, vacation business memory, gas cooking by politicians, a long race record, bulimia in 1743, fashionable hats with bells, a posh Miami plaza with yacht docking, and a Bronz Zoo earthworm feed for platypuses, ending with dental bills and snail remarks.
A quirky column blends sun sign predictions with trivia: Egyptian cosmology, wage-raise quips, the seven wonders, radon gas, black mamba speed, and farm return rates. It also notes a wax moth’s scent range and hints at a mystery. Names include Field Enterprises and Tom, with dates in 1958.
Indebted to Charles Coleman of Corpus Christi for today’s hand this piece treats a bridge problem more in metaphysics than play. Focus on North and South hands. West opens spades against four hearts. East returns a four. West wins with king. East returns suit. South wins with queen and leads heart jack. West plays low. South needs ace of hearts to have his kids. dummy’s king shows, East plays second low heart and if South is unimaginative he finesses ten of hearts.
A fragment notes a Nobel Prize question and attributes a Lincoln quotation about being on God’s side versus us. It references Abraham Lincoln and the idea of moral alignment over divine favor.
The passage analyzes a bridge hand where The Finesse seems right by percentage, but if East and South are both skilled, South gains by discarding the queen of hearts. It argues East’s heart holdings would alter spade leads, forcing a ruff, and West must hold the queen of hearts, making South drop it to succeed.
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