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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1956
Page
8
An astrological forecast outlines Aries warned against power struggles, Taurus urged to weigh worldly choices, Gemini asked to align new hopes with finances, Cancer cautioned on partner and work clashes, Leo faced with balancing security and spending, Virgo urged to fulfill obligations to maintain goodwill with key contacts.
A fragment from a Carroll Righter forecast appears in the Charleston Gazette with astrological notes for Libra through Pisces. The piece urges cautious action, harmony within family, and practical balance while outlining cautious advice on impulses and financial duties.
Washington December days Agriculture Department reports a net realized loss of 426.25 million dollars on price support operations for the four months ended October 31. Compared with last year the loss rose from 240.51 million. As of October 31 the total tied up in price support programs stood at 8.101 billion, up 355.92 million from the prior year, including 2.878 billion in crop loans and 5.223 billion in stored government owned supplies. Largest inventories lie in wheat 2.774 billion, corn 1.902 billion and cotton 1.830 billion. Other funds support tobacco strategic materials rice cheese grain sorghum barley wool oats and dried milk. The fiscal year ending June 30 recorded a program loss of 974.77 million.
More than 200 deputies in Brazil's Congress back a bill to allow the import of one automobile for each deputy and each alternate. The bill values payment at the official exchange rate of 18.82 cruzeiros per dollar, making a U.S. car cost about $3,000, versus a market price over 900,000 cruzeiros or more than $12,000.
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