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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1963
Page
11
UPI reports Radio Peking announced a new revolutionary museum in the Chingkank mountains Kiangsi province. The museum opened yesterday marking the 42nd anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party.
Charles B. Armstrong, formerly a section head for American Potash and Chemical Corporation, becomes advisory engineer manufacturing at the Los Angeles plant this week. A 1957 AP&GC recruit, he advanced through high energy fuel pilot plant and research roles, holds BS in chemical engineering from Michigan and MS from Illinois Tech.
A. C. Gilbert Co. in New Haven installed a system of piped-in music for its nearly 1,000 workers. The first selection heard was from Victor Herbert’s Babes in Toyland.
A day to be direct in planning celebrations and to connect with distant contacts who can boost you. Do not disrupt beneficial ties. Aries looks to implement new ideas and leverage languages. Taurus should heed intuition and show courtesy. Gemini, stay receptive. Moon Child, stay positive and improve health tonight. Leaders should organize time, Virgo win goodwill, Libra start outside interests, Scorpio pursue wealth contracts, Sagittarius stay active in business, Capricorn seek vital investigations, Aquarius join progressive groups, Pisces avoid crotchety partners and buy needed appliances. The birth note adds a child likely to travel and learn languages early, with guidance on sports to curb fussiness.
The Defense Department estimates over 100000 personnel will graduate next year from foreign language courses as the new Defense Language Institute takes over supervision of all language instruction at military installations.
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