Astrological Forecast for ARIS and TAURUS Pisces
Readable excerpts show an astrological forecast with multiple signs ARIS TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LEO VIRGO LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES. It discusses indecision obligations restrictions travel and financial hints, with emphasis on self reliance and listening more than speaking. Birthdays highlight independence and responsibility.
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Enault
Taurus
Gemini
Nev
Wisner
Capricorn
Aquarius
Yasmes
Leakmanship game review by Dick West in The Lighter Side
Washington watchers report on a satirical adult board game named Leakmanship. Players stamp and declassify Pentagon documents to leak or hide information, with actions triggering advances or setbacks toward leaking more than rivals. The parody mocks secrecy and media exposure.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Tseorer
Pentagon
Gen. Custer
Battle of
Little Big Horn
Fies
National Security
New York Times
Lass
Supreme Court
Two Platte men enter service in local draft records
Platte County Board of Selective Service reports two inductees Glen J Widhalm and Robert J Beller both residents of Platte County. Robert is the fifth son of Lawrence and Mrs Beller of Lindsay to serve. Arthur Bender of Cornica completed two years active duty as the seventh son of Frank and Mrs Bender from Cornica to serve. A spokesman noted many area families have several sons in service. The first Washington DC telephone directory appeared in 1878 with a single page for 187 customers.
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Platte County
Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Change
Published each evening except Sunday. Subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus are 176 per month by mail in Platte Boone Butler Colas Merrick Nance Por counties 413.00 per year and 317.00 for mail elsewhere in Holeskaad alter states. Change of address notices should be sent to the local postmaster and Columbus Telegram with old and new addresses.
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Nebraska
Platte
Boone, Butler, Colas
Merrick
Nance
Pore Counties
Mall Alse
Holeskaad
Alter States
Sastmaster
Columbus Telegram
Britons Face Drift on European Market Entry Debate
Foreign News Analyst notes Britain may settle the entry issue soon as Prime Minister Heath faces a climactic moment. Public opinion shifts toward opposition with Labour likely to debate the market at a July conference in London. Economic fears and emotional ties to the Commonwealth shape the costly prospects of joining the Common Market.
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Heth
Britain
Europe
Labor Party
London
Heath
CommonWealth
New Zealand
Patricia Jones wins Zela H Loomis Memorial Scholarship
The University of Nebraska Journalism School awarded the $800 Zela H Loomis Memorial Scholarship to Patricia Jones of Columbus. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Jones of Columbus.
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Lincoln
UPL
Zela H. Loomis
Patricia Jones
Columbus
University of Nebraska Journalism School
Miss Jones
Robert W. Jones
Nebraska highway project to remove guard rail and surface routes
The Nebraska Department of Roads plans to remove about 4,700 feet of guard rail along Highways 56 and 52 near St. Edward and Primrose before applying asphalt surface on N-36 west of St. Edward and N-52 from Primrose to N-91 4.7 miles north. Surfacing completion is targeted for Sept. 18 with guard railing reset later. Contracts involve United States Steel Corp of Omaha for 43,083 dollars and Western Engineering Co of Harlan IA for 496,158 dollars, funded by DOR.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
St. Edward
Primrose
Nebraska Department of Roads
United States Steel Corporation of
Omaha
Western Engineering Company, Inc
Harlan
Iowa
Department of Roads
FAW, Helfrich of
Columbus
DOR
Expression Origin and Theater Slang History
The note traces how the term expression arises from theater slang for distributing free passes called papering the house. It also discusses the linked practice of issuing free tickets, sometimes called twoters, to bolster a failing show at the box office.
Nebraska girl runner-up in Dairy Princess contest
In Chicago Marlene Tyhamerman of Papillion Nebraska was named runner-up in the American Dairy Princess Competition. Gayle Krogstad of Ada Minnesota won the title from 29 contestants.
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Nebraska
Chicago
Marlene Tyhamerman
Papillion
Gayle Krogstad
Ada
Minn
Nebraska Sees Rise in 18 19-Year-Old Voter Registrations
Secretary of State Allen J. Beermann predicts increased registrations among 18 and 19-year-olds following the U S Constitution amendment granting voting rights in all elections. He notes Nebraska saw few such registrations after the Supreme Court decision, and expects momentum as the state moves to ratify the 20th Amendment.
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UPL
Allen J. Beermann
U. S
Ohio
Beermann
U.S. Supreme Court
Nebraska
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