Horoscope Forecast for March 23 1965
General tendencies warn of irritants today but steady study and firm focus can turn influences to benefit. Aries should study more, Taurus keeps hunches confidential, Gemini stay productive, Moon Children work efficiently, Leo avoid overspending, Virgo finish home tasks, Libra seek data and drive safely, Scorpio repair finances, Sagittarius work solo and groom appearance, Capricorn ask for data, Aquarius stay sociable, Pisces show courage and avoid tangents. If your child is born today, a roving streak may appear but with education and discipline travel becomes leisure. The Stars impel they do not compel. life is what you make of it.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Carroll Righter
Las Vegas
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California
Low Bridge Injures Thirteen in England Bus Accident
A double decker bus struck by a low bridge in STORE-ON-TRENT injur ed most of its upper deck passengers. Police reported 13 were hospitalized with cuts and bruises, while others were released after treatment.
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Store-On-Trent
England
UPI
Doubledecker
How to Befriend Teens Says Popular Psychology
A syndicated Q and A column offers guidance on winning teen approval through reframing speech patterns. It includes Dr George Lawtons advice and a list of phrases teens dislike, plus brief questions about temper and fears with practical self help notes.
Bonanza Tabs James as Las Vegas District Sales Manager
Bonanza Air Lines announces Annie Department Head for LV John Jesse James will be the new district sales manager in Las Vegas replacing Jim White in Salt Lake City. James will oversee sales activities in the Las Vegas area and handle city ticket office duties at the Sahara Hotel. He joined Bonanza in 1959 and served in the Army before returning to the airline in 1964.
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John
Jesse) James
Bonanza Air Lines
Las Vegas
Cal Crozier
Jim White
Salt Lake City
James
Bonanza
Apple Valley
Calif
Kingman
Aziz
Sahara Hotel
Haslett, Mich
Protesters Booted In Sleep During Alabama Hunger Strike
SNCC said a hunger striker, Steve Smith of Marion, was kicked in the head while asleep on the sidewalk. The two Iowa students, vigil at the Des Moines Post Office, have raised $750 toward a $5,000 goal as supporters sing freedom songs and offer fruit juice only.
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University of Iowa
Smith
Seymour Gray
Des Moines
Howard Bowen
Bowen
Alabama
Fanny Vinson
Prince Edward County
University High School
Pat Deller
Rochester
N.Y
Joel Royalty
Atlantic
Robert Taub
Philadelphia
Friends of
SNCC
Tea Time Saves English Workmen
In Norwich England a group of construction workers paused to drink tea when a 58 foot crane collapsed across the shop block they were building. No one was hurt as the break likely prevented serious injury or death.
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Norwich
England
UPI
ASIM Dominates Call for Federal Health Insurance Accrediting
The American Society of Internal Medicine proposes a federal agency akin to the FCC to approve and grade health insurance plans and accrediting bodies. Syracuse president Dr. Robert E. Westlake says the plan would protect the public from inadequate plans and raise standards across hospital and medical care. The proposal envisions a multi agency commission with AMA, American Hospital Association, insurers and consumer groups, covering all plans. Submittal to AMA's June New York meeting is planned.
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Chicago
API
American Society of Internal Medicine
ASIM
Federal Communication Commission
Robert E. Westlake
Syracuse
N. Y
American Medical Association
American Hospital Association
Westlake
AMA
New York
Citizens' bystander apathy shocks FBI chief and officials
In a UPI survey five leaders including FBI Director J Edgar Hoover and New York Police Commissioner Michael Murphy condemn public apathy after Kitty Genovese's murder. They call witnesses who avoid involvement cowards and say private citizens aid crime by turning away.
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UPI
FBI
J Edgar Hoover
New York City
Michael J. Murphy
Quinn
Tamm
International Association of Chiefs of Police
William F. Creighton
Episcopal
Washington
Charles Fahy
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Hoover
Belgium Miners Stay on Strike at St Eugenie Mines
About 70 miners remain in a second week of a wildcat strike 2000 feet underground at the St Eugenie mine to protest a planned shootdown. Eighty others returned to the surface after officials said their fight was lost. Laid off miners will receive full wages for one year while retraining for new jobs as Belgium plans to cut coal output from 21 to 17 million tons by 1970 and close more than half the mines.
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Liege
Belgium
UPI
St. Eugenie
Physicians Convene in Chicago for Golden Anniversary Session
About 6,000 physicians from the United States and foreign lands converge on Chicago for the Golden Anniversary session of the American College of Physicians. The five day assembly opens Monday and focuses on scientific sessions with 300 physicians discussing late medical findings in basic and clinical research including insulin synthesis.
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Chicago
UPI
United States
American College of Physicians
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