Astrological Forecast for Zodiac Signs by Carroll Righter
Carroll Righter’s daily forecast lists general tendencies for signs including Aries Taurus Gemini and others. It urges frugality, planning, and prudent actions while noting personal gains from careful moves, discipline, and self improvement, ending with a pitch for his individual forecast for September.
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Leo
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Aquarius
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California
Nimbus To Track Animals With Orbiting Satellites
Cape Kennedy Florida AP biologists plan to use NASA Nimbus weather satellites to track animal migrations. Nimbus 3 to launch late next year will attach 45 pound packs to elephants whales turtles caribou and polar bears to relay location twice daily with 1 percent mile accuracy. Smaller packs may follow on Nimbus 4 for smaller species.
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Fla
Afelean
Arctic
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Ascension Island
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Globe
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Nimbus
Earth
Ike Urges Universal Military Training Plan
President Eisenhower calls for universal military training for all 18 year olds with only minimal exemptions. He proposes a one year program in the 1940s style with optional enlistment in regular forces and benefits under the GI Bill. He emphasizes fair access and readiness for national defense.
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Washingun
UPI
Porttar
Dwight D
Eiseshower
Fog Slows Rescue Team on Mont Blanc
In dense fog and after violent night storms a U S led rescue team faced dangerous conditions as it tried to descend from 10 000 feet with two German climbers whom they had rescued after a week on the Dry N ede in the Mont Blanc range The rock was ice glazed and snow covered making the retreat perilous with the team taking maximum precautions while fatigue set in
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Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc Range
Gary Hemming
Pasadena
Calif
2300 Bodies Recovered After Turkey Quakes
In Erzuurm area Turkey two new earthquakes struck after last week’s deadly temblor. About 2300 bodies counted with up to 3000 feared dead. 4300 injured and thousands left homeless. Aid planes drop bread and food to isolated villages as health officials fear cholera. American adviser Lt Col Carl Kuehler reports.
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Turkey
Carl Kuelfer
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Erauium
3Rd Army
Iraq
Edio Somuno
Len
Barries
Brush Fire Near San Simeon Burned Four Miles East
San Simeon area firefighters battled a Gillacre brushfire four miles east of town. The blaze started Friday and was contained Sunday after about 920 firefighters, 17 fire trucks, and seven bulldozers were deployed. The fire did not threaten Hearst Castle.
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Gillacre
California Division of Forestry
Ian Simeon
Searst Castle
Airplanes Boost Spray Campaign Against Dallas Encephalitis
Dallas health officials doubled spraying to six planes amid the encephalitis epidemic. Five deaths and eighty-one illnesses are tallied as high winds and weather halts linger. Grounded planes while nozzles are installed and missions face limited run times due to temperature.
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Dallas
Tex
Viet Nam
Hal J. Dewlett
Air Force
Typhoon Viola Lashes Central Japan Bringing Heavy Rain
Typhoon Viola weakened as it struck central Japan. torrential rains hit a wide area. The Maritime Safety Agency reported three fishing boats capsized in heavy seas and one fisherman missing.
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Viola
Japan
Maritime Safety Agency
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