Horoscope Forecast for Friday May 15 1964
Carroll Righter presents daily general trends and sign by sign guidance. It covers Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with advice on intuition work finances and cooperation. A note invites readers to obtain June forecasts by mailing birthdate and $1 to Las Vegas Sun.
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Carroll Righter
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Las Vegas
Hollywood 28
California
Shipyard Mishap Kills Worker at Portsmouth Naval Yard
A worker died and five others escaped injury after a high voltage cable shocked a man beneath the bow of the Polaris submarine Nathanael Greene during ceremonies at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. Samuel A. Falcone, 43, of York Harbor Maine, was identified as the deceased.
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Portsmouth
N.H
UPI
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Nathanael Greene
Samuel A. Falcone
York Harbor
Maine
Ten Americans win Horatio Alger awards in New York
Gene Autry and Pearl S Buck head a list of ten prominent Americans honored at the 18th annual Horatio Alger awards. Other recipients include Carl P Collins of Fidelity Union Life in Dallas Texas judge Foster of Norman Oklahoma realtor R Ellis Johnson Chicago railroad chief Nathaniel Leverone Chicago industrialist Charles Bates Thornton Beverly Hills Litton Industries J C Warner Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh Herbert Watt former railroad president and Minoru Yamasaki architect Troy Michigan.
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Autry
Miss Buck
Carl P. Collins
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co
Dallas
Tex
T Jack Foster
Norman, Okla
R. Ellis Johnson
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Nathaniel Leverone
Charles Bates
Tex) Thornton
Beverly Hills
Calif
Litton Industries
J. C. Warner
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Herbert J. Watt
Minoru Yamasaki
Troy, Mich
Beatles Brief Tahiti Visit Leaves Little Fuss
John Lennon and George Harrison arrived in Papeete on May 4 for a under a day stay. They chartered a yacht and planned a three week Tuamotu cruise with Mrs Lennon and Patricia Byrd. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr were reported in the Virgin Islands and expected to join in Australia.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Beatles
Mrs. Lennon
Patricia Byrd
London
Tuamoth Islands
Paul McCartney
Ringo Starr
Virgin Islands
Australia
Yale Skull and Bones selects first Black initiates
Orde Musgrave Coombs of St Vincent becomes the first Negro tapped by Yale's Skull and Bones. The quiet West Indian downplays the stir, joining 14 other juniors in the secret society whose notable alumni include Harriman and Bundy. Levi Jackson previously declined a Bones offer in 1949. Steve Clark is noted as a national swimming champion among the selections.
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New Haven, Conn
UPI
Yale University
Skull and Bones
Orde Musgrave Coombs
St Vincent
West Indies
Yale
W. Averell Harriman
McGeorge Bundy
Levi Jackson
Jackson
Berzelius
Coombs
Steve Clark
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Sagittarius
Bekins
North
Model Homes
Berg Street
ORTH
Berg St
Midway
New York
Gene Autry
Pearl S. Buck
Alger Awards
M.D
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