Aries to Pisces Horoscope Guidance Across March
Aries urges independent judgment and self made plans while Taurus cautions friendship conflict and urges patience. Gemini promotes intuition and social prestige. Moon Children recommend civic duties and background anxieties. Leo seeks a minor trip for advancement while Virgo urges precise dealings and modest worries. Libra warns against monetary talks. Scorpio favors teamwork and efficiency. Sagittarius pushes skills and cooperation. Capricorn urges home finances and relaxation. Aquarius favors steady business focus and useful information. Pisces prioritizes finances to impress a powerful figure.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Lok
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Associates
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Public Notices and Bidding for City and County Projects
Public notices announce Lecompton Ordinance 597 removing city liability for tree removal and debris with safety determinations on request. Lawrence City bids open October 22 1963 for a car and sewer works with plans from City Engineer. Probate notices cover Minnie Rockland estate sale, Alta Loren Stanton executor appointment, and Douglas County sheriff sales for Edgewood Park properties.
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City
Lecompton
Kansas
City of
Ansas
Glen H. Pierce
Earl Sanford
Large Holstein cattle sale and assorted local listings
Dispersal sale east of Overbrook on highway 56 and near Baldwin Junction offers 106 head of Holstein cattle with a mix of springers, fresh cows, young heifers, and calves. Equipment, feed, and farm items listed with terms cash. Also multiple real estate and household ads and public sale notes around Lawrence and Ottawa on October 15 1963.
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Overbrook
Baldwin Junction
Ottawa
Curtiss Candy
David Bradley Hammer Mill
M. E. Forth & Son
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Kans
Russ Feeback
Belt
Simmons Real Estate
R. Island
Priv
Entr
Util Pd
FORD
Galaxie
R&h
P.S
N. H. St. Ph
New York
Park Hill
McGrew Investment Co
Auto Wrecking & Junk Co
Business Machines Co
Mass
Commerce Acceptance Company
Jack Harris
Lawrence Surplus
Hanna's
Patchen Elect. Co
East 9Th
East 6Th
Eudora
Harold Boehle
Wilkinson to seek Republican Senate nomination in 1964
Tulsa Tribune reports Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson plans to retire in January and run for the U.S. Senate as a Republican. Gov. Henry Bellmon reportedly considers running for the seat if Wilkinson wins. Wilkinson may switch from Democrat before filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Tribune
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
the Tribune
Henry Bellman
Mike Monteneys
Wilkinson
Tribune
Goldwater-Wilkinson
Bellmon
Barry Goldwater
Texas
Candidate Refutes Rumors with Cited Experience
Wilkinson dismisses rumors by comparing them to a classic loaded question and notes he has spent a decade answering similar rumors. He emphasizes his consistency and experience in addressing misinformation.
Bowling Mastery from Coach Jimmy Smith
A teen recalls learning from world match champion Jimmy Smith about three key bowling fundamentals. Push the ball outward on the first step, let the ball drop into its own weight for a steady arc, and ensure a smooth downswing.
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Jimmy Smith
Tisdale Wins Six-Round Decision in Bridgeport
Billy Tisdale of Bridgeport, weighing 176 pounds, defeated Cleo Daniels of White Plains, 175, in six rounds at the Bridgeport City Arena on Wednesday night.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Billy Tisdale
Bridgeport
Cleo Daniels
White Plains
N.Y
Bridgeport City Arena
Anchorage bowler John Stout active in 14 leagues
John Stout of Anchorage Alaska bowled in 14 leagues during the 1959 60 bowling season establishing himself as a busy regional competitor and contributing to the local bowling scene.
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John Stout
Anchorage
Alaska
Bobby Jones Still Golf's Best Hero
American and British stars prepare for the 15th Ryder Cup in Atlanta led by honorary chairman Bob Jones despite his 61 age and wheelchair status. Palmer leads the U S team in eight foursomes Friday with matches continuing through Sunday as Jones attends from the gallery. Other U S players include Casper Jr., Ragan Jr., Boros, Finsterwald, Lema, Pott, Maxwell, Littler, and Goalby.
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Atlanta
United States
Britain
Bob Jones
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Peter Alliss
England
Jones
Alliss
Palmer
U.S
Invaders
Bill Casper Jr
Dave Ragan Jr
Don Finsterwald
Tony Lema
Johnny Pott
Bill Maxwell
Gene Littler
Bob Goalby
Today in History highlights and past events
On this date October 10 1963 the list recalls Cavendish born in 1731 first to identify hydrogen and carbon dioxide as distinct substances and to determine specific gravities. It notes Cotton’s Boston teaching post and the Naval Academy opening in Annapolis.
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Henry Cavendish
Cavendish
John Cotton
Boston
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Panama Canal
Gambos Dike
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
U.S
Korea
United States
Red China
Warsaw
Formosa Strait
Alpha 66
Havana
Foreign students to visit Olathe Rotary event Oct 19
Kansas University students will be guests of the Rotary Club in Olathe October 19 and 20. They travel by bus October 19 and attend a reception at the naval air station, then stay with Rotary hosts overnight. Priscilla Osborn chairs the People-to-People tour.
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Kansas University
Rotary Club
Olathe
Naval Air Station
Priscilla Osborn
Stockton
Judge Bars Missouri Sunday Law Enforcement
Judge Joe W. McQueen of Jackson County Circuit Court issued a temporary injunction restraining Prosecutor Lawrence Gepford and Atty. Gen. Thomas Eagleton from enforcing the new Missouri Sunday law against Katz Drug Co. The judge said enforcement should wait for the Missouri Supreme Court ruling on the law’s constitutionality, set to take effect Sunday. In Jefferson City Eagleton sought a writ of prohibition to block the order, with the high court expected to act today.
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Kansas City
Joe W. McQueen
Jackson County Circuit Court
Lawrence Gepford
Thomas Eagleton
Missouri
Katz Drug Co
McQueen
Missouri Supreme Court
Jefferson City
Eagleton
Supreme Court
High Court
Europe’s Last Wild Bison Believed Extinct in Forests
The remaining 200 bison in Europe live in zoos or protected preserves. The last wild individuals are thought to have been killed in World War II within Lithuania’s forests.
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Europe
Lithuania
Estates of Mathews minors seek sale of Douglas County land
Guardian Susannah Mathews petitions to sell two tracts in Douglas County Kansas totaling about 246 acres as part of settled estates of Mark Francis Joseph Lee Ann and Judith Mathews. Court set defenses due by October 29 1963 at 2 30 PM in Lawrence. Attorneys Springer and Springer for petitioner Fred J Broeker for plaintiff.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Minnie Rockland
Babcock
Lawrence
Lawrence National Bank
W. D. Haught
Petitioner Springer & Springer
Petitioner
Lawrence Bar Journal-World
District Court of
Capitol Federal Savings and Loan Association
Richard H. Oshel
Grace A. Oshel
District Court
Edgewood Park
Fred E. Broeker
Stough & Paddock
Robert A. Floyd
Sibyl E. Floyd
State of
Lawrence Daily Journal - World
Mark Francis Mathews
Joseph Bentley Mathews
Lee Ann Mathews
Judith Bea Mathews
Kansans
Susannah Charlotte Mathews
Springer & Springer
Fred J. Broeker
Public Sale at Vincent's 724 26 Mass St Lawrence KS
Auction announces a public sale Sunday October 13 1963 starting at p.m. items include transistors radios TVs sofas chairs tables bedroom suites and more. sale emphasizes cash terms unless arranged otherwise with auctioneers J W Vincent Mel Mike Murphree Rank Case clerk not responsible for accidents.
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Call McGrew Investment Co
Dicker VI
H.W. Goodrich
10Th & Vt
Lawrence
Decker-Coy
Lone Star
B. Jf
Goodrich
Sali
Mass
St. Lawrence
J. W. Vincent
Mike Murphree
Frank Case
Ohio
Iast Lawrence
Motorola
FBI
10Th & VI
Tennessee
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
Golden
Red Delicious
Garrett's Market
Sals
Singer
Moon's
Esther Eddy Shriver
Realstate
Ark
Elm Street
Miller & Midgett 6Th
Davis Orchard
Baldwin
Kansas
Hwy
Roberts and
Malotti
Ousdahl
B.T.U
Rm. Furn
Apt
Utll
Iowa St
23Rd
26Th Sts
C. W. Maxwell
Tonganoxle
Peg i TR
West Bend
Mel
Rank Case
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By Carroll Righter
Auvors
Board of Commissioners of
Mike Jones
H. C. Fisher
Lawrence Ae Journal-World
Alta Loren Stanton
Alta Joren Stanton
Probate
John R. Mettner
Stough & Paddock Attorneys
Lawrence Reads Journal-World
Planning Commission
Connecticut Street
Lawrence Pay
Journal-World
Sibyl J. Floyd
The
Holmes, Peck & Brown, Realtors
West Jr. High
Holme Peck & Brown Agency
Philco Bendix
Sky
Watkins
Hopkins Fence Co
Cali
Albert
Wilson
St. Ph
Vermont
7Th & New Jersey
Dick Sellers
Corvair
Don Harnett
Glen Freeman
Mary Carter Paints
6Th St
Smitty's
Sanna Grill
14Th & Mass
White Sewing Center
Roy Sellers
Mi. N
Tee Pee
Hiway
Bill & Herb
Appande
West 7Th
Sears
William Cooper
Penn. Mutual Life Insurance Co
Stein
Fry
Hillcrest Bowl
AR Nesp
Journal World
Sun
c/o Journal-World
Avon Cosmetics
Stanley Mitchell
P. O
Holiday Inn_ Restaurant
National Cash Register
Memorial
Tolle
Masa
Allen's
W. 23Rd
Electrolux Corp
Topeka Ave
Topeka
Bud
John Pickens
Biscayne
Billy Sixty
Sceer
Tisdale
Oldsmobile
Super
al Water
Frida Wee ' Ath
New Hampshire
Bobby Jones
Associated Press
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