The Stars Say March 21 to Feb 19 Horoscope Lines
An Aries section notes mid afternoon is best for discussion on a rare business issue. Taurus suggests patience for a domestic problem to resolve itself. Gemini hints a blind date tonight brings surprises and opportunities in June. Leo cautions against rejecting mid morning plans. Virgo urges focus on main goals and avoiding scattered energy. Libra marks a good day for real estate deals and improvements. Scorpio recommends discussing problems with a close friend to ease matters. Sagittarius blends business and pleasure on a favorable day. Capricorn favors considering new commitments in business. Aquarius warns to watch words to avoid hurting others. Pisces notes a discarded idea becomes feasible again.
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Highway Toll To Be Lower in 1970 Predictions
New York Times reports a drop in the national traffic death toll to about 55,300 for 1970, down 1,100 from 1969. Authorities and experts credit better highways and safer cars, including seat belts collapsible steering columns and redesigned dashboards, driven by safety advocates.
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Immigration for Russian Jews Demands Campaign
NEWTON Massachusetts. The national chairman of the Jewish Defense League urged American Jews to unite in a campaign to gain immigration to Israel for Russian Jews. Rabbi Meir Kahane told a Boston JDL meeting that Americans must push for a breakdown in Soviet American cultural relations due to restrictions on Jewish cultural rights in the USSR.
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Today in History highlights for December 15, 1970
On this date 1791 the Bill of Rights went into effect with Virginia ratification. Other events include the Washington Patent Office fire in 1836, a 100 foot umbrella kite at Chatham in 1875, Verdun victory in 1916, Prohibition Act upheld by the Supreme Court in 1919, Mindoro landing in 1944, Eichmann death sentence in 1961, Nepal king’s coup in 1950, Gemini rendezvous in 1965, and Dubcek appointed ambassador to Turkey in 1968.
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Turkey
Savings Bond Reunites With Owner After 21 Years
Milwaukee AP report: Joseph Patton McMurtrey, 83, finally recovers a $1,000 US savings bond bought 21 years ago. A Jackson Wisconsin woman found it in an auction jar, and a Milwaukee auto shop operator who had serviced McMurtrey’s car helped locate him. The bond now worth 1546.40 dollars.
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Firemen Free Boy From Washer Head First Rescue
Des Moines five year old Johnny Ray Belew became wedged head first in a top loading automatic washer. After attempts by mother neighbor and three policemen failed a fire rescue squad cut through the agitator with a hacksaw and pried away pieces until the boy could escape with only sore ears. Lieutenant Gene Phillips called it the first washer entrapment he had seen in five years on the job.
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Generation Gap as Excuse for Runaway Teens
Lola B., 14, ran away to the beach at Fort Lauderdale. Dr. George W. Crane cites the generation gap and lack of family camaraderie, chores, praise, religious participation, and independent allowances as causes. He urges parents to seek his tests for Parents by writing to him at The Journal with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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