Tomorrow’s Horoscope Highlights Generous Influences and Romance
Estrellita foresees generous influences shaping both business and personal matters tomorrow. Venus favors romance, art, and culture, with a strong planetary cycle beginning this month promising gains in job interests, and advised avoidance of speculation and loans in specific periods. Travel and family life are generally harmonious with attention to February and July tensions.
Ike Stamp On Sale In Abilene With Big Take
Abilene, Kansas post offices begin selling a commemorative Dwight D. Eisenhower stamp with expected sales over 1 million copies and 750000 first day covers. The nationwide sale starts Wednesday.
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Nomad Gang Rounded Up After Theft Spree Near Death Valley
A sheriff's posse with a spotter plane rounded up 27 people in two raids near Independence California. Officers recovered six stolen dune buggies and detained adults and eight children amid charges of car theft receiving stolen property and carrying weapons.
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Hippies Turn Straight Life for Jehovah’s Witness Faith
Jim and Nia Lockway, once full-fledged hippies in Corona Del Mar, quit drugs and left hippie culture after a Jehovah’s Witness visit. They adopted a religious life, with Jim taking up window washing and architectural work, ending their drug use after several tries and baptism in July. They lost some friends but remain committed to their new path.
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Ohio Awards $1.4 Million To East Cleveland Schools
The Ohio State Board of Education granted $1.4 million to East Cleveland public schools to develop a full vocational education program. Superintendent Dr. Leonard Visci said the district had $1.5 million and needed the funding to begin immediate work on the program.
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State Board of Education
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Soap in Plaza Fountain Sparks Detergent Splash
In Philadelphia on Stately J F Kennedy Boulevard a bottle of detergent toppled into a plaza fountain creating 50 foot bubbles and froth while plumbers searched for a shutoff valve.
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No Joke A Class In Joke Telling At YM YWCA
Norman Hayes 23 plans a course on telling jokes at the YM YWCA in Philadelphia. Homework includes watching comedians on TV and in nightclubs. Hayes offers tips on memorizing sourced jokes and delivering them naturally while noting he once worked in a sardine canning factory and writes material for New York comics.
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Norman Hayes
Ym-Ywca
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FHA Aids 1.4 Million Families in Low-Cost Housing
Federal Housing Administration reports aid to 1.4 million families over nine years for buying or renting affordable homes and apartments.
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Federal Housing Administration
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