Tomorrow Horoscope Forecast by Carroll Righter
Tomorrow’s signs offer mixed guidance with focus on discipline, cooperation, and careful energy. Readers are urged to reel in tempers, push duties forward promptly, and seek balanced action across personal, work, and financial spheres while awaiting favorable evening shifts.
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California
Fraud Confab Eyes TV Ads
Sacramento reports the final day of a consumer fraud conference focused on false advertising in television. Officials including Helen Nelson and San Francisco District Attorney Thomas Lynch discussed rising frauds against consumers and the need for a new state bureau to collect and dispense information.
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API
San Francisco
Thomas Lynch
U N Seating for Red China in United Nations Debate
Ninth District candidates speak on Red China membership in the United Nations. Edwards of San Jose supports including Red China for enforceable disarmament and peace. Koenor Goan of Los Gatos opposes admitting Red China unless not chosen by a small group. Din of Hayward argues against recognition while a threat remains of troops. Stevensin of Fremont rejects admission now, citing Soviet bloc control and UN charter principles.
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San Jose
China
Koenor Goan
Los Gitlos
United Nations
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Hayward
Red China
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Fremont
Soviet Bloc
Joh L. Griffith
Licause
Republicans oppose admitting Red China to the United Nations
In a discussion on foreign policy, Republican candidates Donovan Griffith oppose admitting Red China to the UN. They argue the United Nations is unstable and ineffective and call for a reorganized body aligned with US constitutional principles.
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United States
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Raul Chiya
United Nations
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Oregon Paper Founder Dies
William D. Wasson aged 90 founder and first editor of the Pomland Journal Oregon and former editor of the San Francisco News died Saturday in Saline City.
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Oregon Paper
Los Angeles
William D. Wasson
Pomland (Ore
San Francisco
Saling Day
Bel Air sedan a stylish buy for modest means
Bel Air t door sedan offered as a popular priced Chevrolet that looks like an expensive car. The ad touts its roomy interior, available 6 or VB engine, and a smooth ride that will spoil buyers for other near priced cars.
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Bel Air
Chevrolet
Visher
Fremont Teacher Faces New Trial
Fremont teacher Kauzlarich, 31, accused of fondling a pupil at Conrad Noll Elementary, faces a new trial after a May 19 deadlock. He resigned his teaching post as the District Attorney’s office filed seven counts against him.
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Kanelarich
Fundling
Conrad Noll
Uarte Way
Ertisement
Fire Damages Car Parts Pile in Russell City Lot
Alameda County Fire Patrol reported a morning blaze damaging a scrap auto parts pile on a vacant lot on Mississippi Street in Russell City. Firemen took two hours to extinguish and prevent embers. Loss believed slight. owner unknown. Alarm first heard at 1:32 am.
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Russell City
Alameda County
FASTEETH claimed to fix false teeth slips
An ad touts FASTEETH powder for upper or lower plates to prevent shifting. It promises no gummy taste or sensation and says it stops plate odor. It claims non acid Hisikaiine paste does not sour, and urges readers to buy at drug counters everywhere.
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