Astrological Forecast For Aries Through Aquarius Rounded Text
Aries warns against headstrong actions and urges focus on self discipline. Taurus sees restrictions lifted and calls for communication, advertising, and spreading new ideas. Gemini advises careful trust, urging attention to a wanted message and wary guidance. Cancer notes readiness for change and travel, with emphasis on creative self expression. Leo cautions about overemphasis on essentials and domestic tensions, advocating diplomatic progress. Virgo highlights potential delays from legal matters but staying principled will aid progress. Libra advises balancing hiding feelings with self-expression and recognizing authority shifts. Scorpio predicts cautious progress with improved receptivity and new focus. Sagittarius urges keen awareness of others' illusions, warn against haste. Capricorn stresses realism, secrets revealed, and guarding personal security. Aquarius urges enjoyment without neglecting duties and intellectual curiosity. Pisces marks a personal birthday cycle bringing adventure and meaningful gains.
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Aries Godfrch
Taurus
Sharvalis Ation
Ted Ines Voree
Reliso
Sanger Luca
Weas
Concorde opposition fades as France pushes ahead
Foreign commentators report France under President Pompidou pressing ahead with the Concorde project, seeking British commitment from Prime Minister Heath, while linking consent to Britain's Common Market entry a possible gain for Paris.
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France
Georges Pompidou
Pompidou
Edward Heath
Britain
Europe
Wall Street Charter Signals Market Dull Yet Strong
Be. Hulton & Co notes a dull market with many traders sidelined until it moves from its narrow range. Yet the firm sees no significant weakening of technical strength and warns a prolonged run without a correction may hinder energy. Janeway Publishing cautions foreign money as a sign of a top, while Hoppin Watson notes a shift to speculative opportunities and frugality potentially reshaping investor preferences.
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New York
UPL
Be. Hulton & Co
Hutton Sald
Janeway Publishing and Research Corp
Janeway
Hoppin, Watson & Co
Nebraska newspaper subscription rates and address change notice
Local notice lists subscription prices for Columbus and surrounding counties and outlines change of address procedures. It notes mail delivery details and requests subscribers to provide both old and new addresses promptly.
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Columbus
Nebraski
Cartier
Plasta
Boece
Buller
CoMax
Merrick
Merce
Pole Counties
Elke Piere
Nebraska
Citer
Posimettar
Tre
Cotomus Talestam
Spock reports drop in sales of his best seller
Dr Benjamin Spock says his longtime title Baby and Child Care has declined in sales. He blames critics and wartime debates for shifting readers away as he spoke at a Pueblo Colorado seminar at Southern Colorado State College.
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Dr. Spock
Pueblo
Calo
UPD
Benjamin Spork
Dor
Spied
Agnew
Cevis
Spock
Southern Calorada State College
Lassie Endorsement Bites Dust As Dogfood Ad Plans Fade
Hollywood report says Lassie and trainer Rudd Weatherwax rejected pet food contracts dating back to 1942. Weatherwax reveals Lassie preferred a stew they cooked with beef and vegetables, praising it for health, while a new canned dog food from Champion Valley Farms stars on screen with Weatherwax’s voice. Weatherwax notes Lassie now appears in ads as a TV huckster, though the dog’s meal remains meat and vegetable based.
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Vernon Scout
Hollywood
UPT
Lagsin
Horsch
Moscow
Lassie
Weatherwax
Weatherwyax
Poe
Weather+wax
Champion Valley Farms
Hickel Honored as Man of the Year in Ripon Forum Poll
Walter J. Hickel chosen as Man of the Year by Ripon Forum readers poll of The Ripon Society. Former Interior Secretary was ousted from the Nixon cabinet, with selection reflecting an independent magazine poll ahead of his departure.
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Hickel
Man
Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Ripon Society
Walter J. Mickel
Nixon
Ripon Forum
Renu. Nean
First ship to cross the Arctic Ocean Naulilus
The historic voyage marks the Naulilus as the first atomic powered submarine to traverse the Arctic Ocean, highlighting a milestone in naval propulsion and cold region passagemaking by a nuclear submarine.
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Arctic Ocean
Nader accuses Nixon of deceit over depreciation tax plan
Nader and two Yale and Northwestern scholars challenge Nixon’s 8 billion depreciation tax break for business, labeling it deceitful and arguing it would not boost revenue. Yale’s Butler and Northwestern’s Eisner defend or critique the plan, citing legal limits and questionable fiscal effects. A Treasury hearing is planned for May 3 after recent court action.
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Nader
Nixon
Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Twoniversity
Boris L Billker
Yale University Law School
Congress
Robert Hisner
Northwestern University
Treasury
Butker
Eisner
Nader Sundsy
Treasury Department
Kisner
Stripping Decline Hits US Strip Clubs Across Nation
A United Press International survey shows strip clubs fading nationwide as competition from go go dancers topless shows and porn rise. New Orleans stalls on Bourbon Street shrink to as few as 11 clubs with Saundra Sexton remaining a major draw alongside a few others.
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Carroll P. Trosclair
United Press International
Saundra Sexton
Bourbon Street
New Orleans
Miss Sexton
Yel
French Quarter
Vikings
Twins
Dick Gold
Minneapolis
Sandra Sexton
Linda Brigette
Hila Alexandria
Nick Karna
New York
Joe Williams
America
Merca
The
Follies
West 46Th Street
San Francisco
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Platte County Deeds Office
A compiled record of real estate transfers recorded at the Platte County Register of Deeds, compiled by the Columbus Credit Bureau. Entries name grantors and grantees such as Herbert H and Emma L Hake, widow Mary A Mimicky, Harold A Browse, Oscar F Anderson, Clinton Deine, and others, with parcel designations in Columbus and surrounding additions, plus undivided interests and lot numbers in several subdivisions. The list includes multiple transfers across various blocks and additions, with party names and property descriptions as presented in the source.
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Platte County Register of Deeds Office
Columbus Credit Bureau
Dterman Seltje
Herbert H
Emma L Hake
Outlol
Greston
Jia le Mieek
Dilia
Isabelle Mick - Lis
Hockenberger
Columbus
Bruce B Peil
Who
James F
Kathleen R Classen
Westlawn
Harold
Denna
R & Mervin
Belmont
Mary
Veronica Powall
Orig Columbus
Pele
Aura Nola McCormick
Harold EB
Karen
Wright
East Park
Allen C Anderson
Oscar EB Anderson
Roberta J Ubbach
Orig
Henry Re
Mabel M Dilter
Mary H Cahill
Edward M Nielsen
Dra
Clinton Deine A.D
Andar
Judith Ann Heine
Bk C
North Park
James P Williams
Robert L
Romald_L
Dean l
Dees
P_ Williams
Ronald B
Micek
Kenneth & Mary
Bulenever
Bel
Walter Lange & Wi
George R & Moris
Horne
Bel Air
Saigon Reputations Fade as City Struggles With Change
A UPI report by Margaret A. Kilgore surveys Saigon's postwar transformation from a glamorous “Paris of the Orient” to an overcrowded, polluted capital. Wealthy villas house government offices, the Opera House and Do Street echo past splendor, while modern commerce falters. Residents note neglect, air pollution, and a shift toward functional interiors. The piece links decline to war years, U.S. buildup, and the Tet Offensive, yet emphasizes pockets of character amid upheaval.
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Margaret A. Kilgore
Saigon
UPI
Paris
Fren Opera House
Freedom
The
National Assembly
Catinat
Asia
Tamiarand
AC Independence Palace
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Breen
Aspel
South Vietnam
Orient
Indochina
Neo Dinh Diem
Continental Palace Hotel
Army rejects oversized recruit with giant feet in California
In Tennant California Robert Barter 23 is rejected by the Army because his large feet size 17 would require costly custom boots. Barter who was ill weeks earlier awaits final word while a National Guard recruit Ranier 6 foot 6 inches with size 17 feet is noted.
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Tennant
Calif
UPI
Robert Barter
Army
Barter
Jackson
National Guard
Ranier
Anil
Edward Werner Rites Held at St Edward Church
Edward James Werner 79 longtime St Edward businessman died Friday after a month illness. Services conducted at St Edward Catholic Church by Rev Duane Lukes with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. He was born July 7 1889 in Platte County to Henry and Frieda Werner. Survived by son Kenneth sisters Mildred Alberts and Bertha Engberg, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Preceded by wife Laura Iverson and four brothers Fred Carl Joe Henry and sister Mrs Pete Pelzer.
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ST. Edward
St. Edward Catholic Church
Edward James Werner
Duane Lukes
Evergreen Cemetery
Miller
Werner
Albion Hospital
Platte County
Henry
Frieda Lange Werner
Laura Iverson
Columbus
Werner Oil Company
Kenneth
Peter
Mildred
Alberts
Papillion
Carl
Bertha) Engberg
Springfield
Fred
Joe
Pete
Ttose) Pelzer
Passenger subdues man who threatened hijack on Pan Am flight
A Boston to London Pan Am flight was thwarted when a middle aged man argued with a stewardess and threatened a gun. A sky marshal subdued him at gunpoint and the man was later released by police. the airline said no gun was found.
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London
UPI
Pan American World Airways
Boston
Pan American
Lucinda Franks
Uurist
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