Horoscope Forecast for May 2, 1962 by Carroll Righter
General tendencies foresee changes and fast moves driven by intuition. Aries through Pisces receive daily guidance on personal and financial matters, friendship, and career approaches, with advice to seek new ideas, cooperate with partners, and pursue public involvement. The column ends urging readers to obtain their June forecast by sending birthdate and 50c.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
UN Rules Out Foul Play In Hammarskjold Death
Five nation investigative commission finds no evidence of foul play in Dag Hammarskjold plane crash near Ndola Airport on Sept 18 1961. It notes possible causes cannot be completely ruled out but strong hints point to unsolved mystery and criticizes Rhodesian rescue delays after missing plane reports.
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United Nations, Wny
UPI
Dag Hammarskjold
Northern
Rhodesia
Hammarskiold
Ndola
Hammarskjold
Harold M. Julien
Area Youth Goes To World's Fair Aboard Cruiser
James M. Harwood of Henderson is serving on the heavy cruiser USS Helena, part of the First Fleet. The ship arrived at Seattle for the World's Fair, one of 13 ships to call during the exposition that hosts Navymen and the public visiting the event. The fair, with an $80 million budget, features Worlds of Tomorrow covering science commerce and industry art entertainment and Century 7.
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James M. Harwood
USN
W. R. Harwood Jr
Burton St
Henderson
Helena
First Fleet
Seattle
Ernest Whaley
Seaman
Ben Whaley
Highland Ave
Thomas M. Kirby
Esther 8. Kirby
E. Tonopah
North Las Vegas
Soviet Cosmonaut Praises Next Astronaut's Composure
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, quoted by Moscow radio, praised the next astronaut for extreme composure self control courage and will. He did not name the individual.
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London
UPI
Yuri Gagarin
Moscow
Gagarin
Moscow Radio
Trocine Assumes Local Post As District Scout Executive
Charlies J. Trocine of Baltimore Maryland was named district Scout executive for the Boulder Day Area Council Boy Scouts of America. He begins April 24 overseeing Lake Mead and Mohave districts with 429 Cub Pack boys and 282 in Mohave Needles units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies J. Trocine
Baltimore
Maryland
Boulder Day Area
Trocine
Lake Mead
Mohave
Henderson
Boulder City
Mohave-Needles
Kingman
Bullhead City
Needles
Moss
Tracine
Pittsburgh
National Council
Schiff
Mendham
New Jersey
Duquesne University
Las Vegas
Barbara Aan
Robby
Greg
Leigh
Southern Nevadans In Service and Local Notices
Frank L. Jackson and Thomas M. Kirby of North Las Vegas serve aboard U S N ships during the Seattle World's Fair visit while Ernest Whaley and William D. De Moss serve on heavy cruisers and guided missiles cruisers with the First and Sixth Fleets. Several notices include a divorce summons for Lillian Brown and George H Brown with a Clark County court instructing a response within 20 days.
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State of
Nevada
Earl & Earl
Fremont St
Las Vegas
Lerewith
District Court
Helen Scott Reed
Marlene L. van der Wyrt
William D. de Moss
Seaman
USN
Adele Oberman
Princeton
North
Canberra
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
George H. Brown
Bummons
State of Nevada
Nelle Price Brawner
Pilainui
Las Vegas Boulevard
Reno Diocese seeks land for church complex in Nevada
The Roman Catholic Bishop of Reno files an application to buy Lot 17 in section 24 12 R 6 E for a church rectory and convent under the Recreation and Public Purposes Act. Objections or claims must be filed within 30 days of first publication with evidence of service on the applicant. First published April 11 1962.
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United States Department OF the Interior
Bureau OF Land Management
Nevada Land Office
Reno
Nevada
Wits
Fis
R. M. Zandel
Floral double-duty camellia and gardenia in bloom
Two perennial favorites, the camellia and gardenia, are showcased as versatile plants serving as both houseplants and boutonnieres in New York.
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New York
UPI
Sage Grouse Habitat Highlighted in Upper Green River Basin
The Upper Green River basin in western Wyoming is noted as a longtime habitat for sage grouse. Local observers point to its sagebrush landscapes and seasonal patterns as key to the birds’ survival.
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Green River
Wyoming
Kennedy Senior progresses in rehabilitation at hospital
New York United Press International reports former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, the President’s partially paralyzed father, is “coming along fine” at the Institute of Physical Medicine Center. About 20 patients joined in rehabilitation exercises as specialists map a program including speech therapy, with evaluations due tomorrow.
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New York
UPI
Joseph P. Kennedy
Institute of Physical Medicine Center
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fia
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