Horoscope for Tomorrow Impacts Across Zodiac Signs
General tendencies urge action and backing from an influential person to ease progress toward personal goals. Aries should be dynamic, Taurus seeks experienced counsel, Gemini finds new associates, Moon Children gain backing, and Virgo handles taxes early. Each sign receives tailored guidance for productive days and future planning.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Fie
Carroll Righter
the Daily Review
Hollywood
Calif
Castro Valley Student Earns Milo P Jewels Prize
William C Brown 23 of Castro Valley has been honored at the University of Chicago along with seven other high achieving students from 22 states. He received the Milo P Jewels prize for Bible reading excellence and, after Stanford English studies, pursues theology with a Chicago fellowship. He plans to counsel migrant farm workers in Toledo this summer before returning to studies in fall.
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Castro Valley
William C. Brown
University of Chicago
Brown
Parley St
Milo P. Jewels
Hayward High Sch
Stanford University
University of Chiccago
Toledo
Ohio
Envoy Urges Positive View Of West Germany
U S ambassador C McGhee told Heidelberg graduates that a negative attitude toward Germany is out of date. He praised West Germany as a respected partner bringing benefits to the free world and dismissed fears of a rearmed Germany.
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Meidelberg
Germany
IAPI
U.S
Charge C. McGhee
McGhee
Awards Event Honors San Leandro Volunteers Worldwide
Five hundred thirty five adult volunteers were honored by the San Leandro recreation department and the community library center for past year service. An awards program ran from 7:30 to 9 p m at the San Leandro Library with dessert and certificates and pins. The Pane Guys and a Harmony trio performed as part of the entertainment.
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San Leandro
City Recreation Department
Community Library
AL Ai
June O'Keefe
Virginia van Dervoort
Beverley Welch
Carol Fisher
Elsie Tverson
Jn Ane Miller
Frances ‘J
Perkins
Nilda Rose
Jean Walterson
Ben- Mie Margaret Davis
Carola McGrogan
Dorothy Coles
Celeste Graham
Virgina, Stohnson
Dorothy Koski
Phyllis Kurleweil
Lannie Kellman
Jesse Lopez
Alma Magorno
Marilyn Pagel
Jean Robinson
Joseph Ribble
Marjorie Still
Dick Still
Florence Smith
Ardita Williams
Patricia Bauer
Judy Alesch
Norma Brow
Mary Branny
Muriel Uauk
Georgi Duluque
Dan Dieu
Frances Gasparich
Salmira Hernandez
Margaret Meirer
Elizabeth Michaelson
Donna Rodrigues
Inez Ribble
Mildred Evans
Doris McManis
Rosalie Tilden
Grace Versinn
Loree Wood
Martha Marin
Harold Clough
John Jusling
Geraldine Maldonado
Eileen Porrith
Lorene Clough
Toni Justina
Optimist Club of
San Leandeo
Arts Council of
San Leandra
Allergies Tied to Environment Says St Louis Doctor
Dr. Arnold Dankner of St Louis Jewish Hospital explains allergies arise from exposure to certain substances, not from birth. He notes heredity can influence risk, cites hay fever as common in summer, and describes allergic reactions as the body’s violent response to foreign materials, including metals triggering sensitivities in some women.
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ST. Louis
API
Arnold Dankner
St. Louis Jewish Hospital
Dankner
Wallflower: origins of a term for shy dance seats
In England a creeping plant covered stone walls and ruined buildings in gardens. At dances benches lined the walls for girls to sign when not dancing, and any girl who did not join in was called a wallflower.
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England
Sniperville at Laotian border fires miss as planes land
HAL BOYLE reports from SHAU, South Viet Nam, about Sniperville a dangerous mountain outpost 51 miles west of Da Nang where aerial supply crews face constant sniper fire. Navigators describe the area as the hottest landing zone with elephant grass masking snipers within 50 feet of the runway and a recent wounded troop carrier. Authorities vow retaliation.
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A Shau
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Gant Ray Perdue
Roanoke
Harry G.y Howton
Birmingham
Ala
Hell
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A damaged panorama of frontline scenes describes pilots and crew aboard Skyraiders in Laos and Vietnam, facing sniper fire and heat as they land, unload, and repack at a base. Lt Gordon Walker and Col Howton are cited as observers noting small guerrilla routes and cautious air operations along the Laotian border amid limited enemy contact.
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Byppyre
Sal
Loos
Gordon Walker
Rel
Mirman
U.S. Army
Verg
Heele
Orphant
Walker
Howton
Tavas
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Mahoney Sr
Fremont
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California State College At
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Hillcrest Ave
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Kensington
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Mem Mires
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