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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
5
Astrological forecast outlines general tendencies and daily guidance for each zodiac sign, advising patience, budgeting, and prudent decisions. It notes potential arguments, the value of goodwill, and scheduling chores with family and friends, ending with a promotional note for a personal forecast service.
The fragment discusses a bridge deal with South dealing. It references bidding and card placements including Q132 and VAK suggesting suit shows. The text appears garbled and does not provide a full readable sequence or outcome.
A jumble of historical milestones includes the 1942 Midway battle start, 1805 peace with Tripoli, 1886 Henry Ford's first car test, and 1936 France’s Blum government. It mentions Scouts activities at Bennett Sovings and Binder Lake, plus various political shifts in Argentina and globally, ending with Cambodian actions near Phnom Penh.
A Wednesday meeting at the Jefferson City Family YMCA Center will discuss opening a teen center several nights a week. Bill Knowles of the YRCA urges teens to attend to shape summer activities. Richard Maloney from Senior High basketball is expected to assist with the program. The gathering starts at 8 p.m. Also planned is a coffee house event for dine.
Glenn E. Scott, executive vice president of the Missouri Chamber of Commerce, was elected as vice president of the Chamber of Commerce Executives of Missouri. George Odgen, executive vice president of the Columbia Chamber of Commerce, was named president of the organization of professional chamber executives.
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