Astrological Forecast Aries to Pisces Readings for April
Aries forecasts warn of relationship strains and public recognition later. Taurus hints at favorable changes in employment and justice. emotional growth encouraged. Gemini urges self expression and breaking emotional barriers. Cancer points to home changes and measured optimism following cautious gains. Leo shows high activity and social life. Virgo calls attention to fluctuating finances and essentials. Libra not present. Scorpio notes progress from past secrets. Sagittarius envisions professional gains with romantic warmth. Capricorn emphasizes responsibility and timely assignments with rewards. Aquarius highlights travel and public outreach. Pisces cautions on finances and to speak clearly, birthday insight promises personal growth. By October, personal growth and overcoming emotional setbacks are foretold.
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ARIES
iNorth
Wis Marclege
Partnershilps
Sweden
Mage
Taurus
Gemin
Tullétog
Leo
ZiAvg
Aquarius
Campaign song may decide Democratic nomination at Miami
Washington columnist Dick West surveys four campaign HQs and notes only Henry Jackson shows an official tune Going to Jackson Johnny Cash. He doubts Humphrey McGovern and Muskie lack songs and predicts surprise song drops could backfire if bombshell defections follow at the convention.
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Dick West
Washington
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Miami Beach
Henry Jackson
Johnny Cash
Jackson
George McGovern
Edmund Muskie
Tigers
Tumphrey
McGovern
Muskie
Geography teacher crafts crosswords for class use
Salem Oregon teacher Bruce Boatman once avoided crosswords but now designs them for Satem's Parrish Huntor High School students. His word puzzles tie U S history to stock market concepts using unit specific keywords and occasional unrelated fillers. He spends 10 to 100 hours crafting each puzzle and aims to link history events with economic conditions through a new history stock market game.
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Salem, Ore
UPI
Bruce Boatman
Boatman
Satem
Parrish Huntor High School
University of Florida
U.S
Islands
Heries
The Carr Telegram Subscription Rates and Address Change
The Carr Telegram outlines delivery and mail subscription rates for Columbus Nebraska and surrounding counties. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, and instructs subscribers to report address changes to the local postmaster with old and new addresses.
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Columbus
Nebensks
Calumbus
Mall
Plate
Boone, Baer
Gotta
Mecice
Nance
Polk Cauthits
Nebraska
Fae
Monte McMullin Baptized at St Mary Church
Infant Monte McMullin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton McMullin, was baptized Sunday at St Mary Church by Fr Ernest Halemba. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Robert Herink of Omaha. Grandparents attended a local dinner at Tri County Club House with numerous Herink and McMullin relatives. Robert Herink’s birthday also noted. Monte is the eighth grandchild of Mr and Mrs John Herink. Hippos and Rhines have an average life span of 80 years or more.
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Leigh — Monte McMullin
Morton McMullin
St. Mary Catholic Church
Ernest Halemba
Robert Herink
Omaha
Tri-County Club House
John Herink
Rose Hampel
Sugene Herink
Jerome Herink
McMullin
James Kasik
Communist Offensive Fails to Materialize in Vietnam
UPI report notes the long heralded Communist offensive did not materialize as expected before Nixon’s China trip. Officials caution action may still occur in months ahead, citing Hanoi’s past use of surprise and rising northern draft figures and increased southern strength as indicators.
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Warren L. Nelson Washington
UPI
Vietnam
Nixon
China
Hanoi
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hanai
Richard Nixon
Democras’ Mare
South
Garden club sets date for spring rummage sale
Leigh Mrs. Newell Lowe hosted the Laigh Garden Club meeting. Mrs. Willie Litlelman spoke on Extraordinary Plants but Easy. Contest prizes went to Pauline Bargenbruch and Asabel Granatowicz. April was set for the rummage sale at the clubhouse. Yearbooks will be delivered soon. Landscaping asks with the school and replacing trees at the clubhouse were discussed. Lunch followed.
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Abraham Lincoln
Hubenka
Teen held after car theft linked to Meola in Italy
A 16 year old, identified as M T, boasted of a car he drove to a street address given by Vittoria Meola. The address led to a police station, revealing Meola as the man who supplied the stolen vehicle. M T was arrested.
Tornadoes and severe storms sweep across Southern Plains
United Press International reports widespread weather chaos from tornadoes in Arkansas to strong winds and heavy thunderstorms across the Southern Plains. Injuries occur near Dumas and Longview while watches extend from Alabama to Indiana as the cold front reshapes temperatures from subzero in North Dakota to 75 in Florida.
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United Press International
Plains
Great Lakes
Dumas
Ark
Gould
Lake Village
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Texas
Longview
Tex
Texas Panhandle
New England
Michigan
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Pacific Northwest
Cape Blanco
Qve
Costly Alcoholism Burden Prompts Employer Cure Push
A National Institute on Alcohol Abuse report estimates alcohol related costs at 25 billion yearly with nine million disrupted lives, while industry losses run into billions from drunk labor. The piece notes many firms find it cheaper to cure drinkers than fire them, citing a western firm saving about a million annually.
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Leroy Pope
NPI
New York
UPI
Congress
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse
Kcal
United States
Walter” M. Ringer Foley
Miniwapo Us
Ringer
James Rocha
General Motors
National Council On Alcoholism
Ringdy
Robert Moore
Searle Educational Systems, Inc
G. D. Searle & Co
Death penalty given to Paul Gilly in Yablonski slayings
In Washington Pennsylvania, jurors sentenced Paul Gilly to death after finding him guilty on three counts of first degree murder in the Dec 31, 1969 killings of Joseph Yablonski, his wife and daughter. The trial, led by Special Prosecutor Richard Sprague, followed weeks of deliberation.
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Washington, Pa
UPI
Paul Gilly
Yablonski
Gilly
Cleveland
Joseph A. “Dock” Rablniebl
Daugher
Pennsylvania
Richard A. Sprague
Yablonak
Joseph
Kenneth
Sprague
Samuel L. Rogers
Girly
Philadelphia
Washington County
Charles G. Sweet
Aubran W
Buddy Marin
Claude Vealey
Nixon daughters invited to visit China
Tricia Cox and Julie Eisenhower with their husbands were invited to visit China. Tricia said the invitation was received when the president and his wife returned to Washington. No visit date was set for Tricia Cox and Edward Finch Cox or Julie Eisenhower and David Eisenhower.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
China
Tricia Cox
Peking
Tricia
Edward Finch Cox
Julie
David Eisenhower
Bank alarms trip by telephone crew in Oakland
Oakland police found 51 bank alarms ringing after midnight but traced the disturbance to a telephone company crew repairing cables. Patrols made several runs before authorities learned the workers had accidentally triggered the alerts and then halted work for the night.
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East Bay
Telephone Company
MONADEX Diet Pill Ad Promises Refunded Money Guarantee
An advertisement touts MONADEX as a tiny tebrer that curbs excess food with no dangerous drugs and promises a money back guarantee. It claims low price and rebated refunds if not effective, listing Miessler's Bong Store at 2598 Watch 51 as the seller.
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Miessler
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