Horoscope Forecast for Wednesday June 23 1971
General tendencies advise shedding excessive aims to craft a practical plan for future gains. Each sign receives guidance on harmony, productivity, and social plans with prudent action and open minds to cooperate with others. The notice also invites readers to obtain Carroll Righter's July forecast.
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P.m. Aries
Taurus
A.m
Gemini
Mate
Moon Children
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
Calif
Supreme Court Allows At Large Elections in Hinds County
Mississippi Attorney General A. F. Summer calls the ruling a signal victory for fair play after the Supreme Court rejected a bid to require single-member districts in Jackson and wider Hinds County. The decision upholds at large elections for the state legislature, with mixed reactions from civil rights groups.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
A. F. Summer
Supreme Court
Hinds County
Summer
Lawyers Committee For Civil Rights Under Law
Jackson Community Legal Services
George Taylor
Lawyers Committee
Legal Services Group
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Hinds
Edwards to Speak Before Monroe Kiwanis Club
Rep Edwin Edwards candidate for governor of Louisiana will address the Monroe Kiwanis Club at noon Wednesday in the Ramada Inn. He will be introduced by George Wear, chairman of the club's vocational guidance committee.
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Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Ramada Inn
Edwards
George Wear
Priest electrocuted during baptism in New Orleans
The Rev. Edward Klein, a Seventh Day Adventist minister, was fatally shocked while speaking to his congregation after a baptism in New Orleans. He grabbed a microphone and was electrocuted, dying an hour later at a local hospital.
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New Orleans
UPI
Edward Klein
Klein
Urgent Need for Right of Way on Midway Dam Project
Ouachita Parish jury chair Curtis Joiner says urgent right of way is needed for the third phase of Bayou DeSiard aquatic control structures at Midway Dam. State official C. H. Sammy Downs notes costs rise with delay as contractor H H Contracting awaits access on George Pipes Estate.
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Midway Dam
Curtis Joiner
Ouachita Parish
Joiner
State Department of Public Works
C. H
Sammy” Downs
George Pipes
Bayou DeSiard
Downs
H&h Contracting Co., Inc
Midway Project
State Troopers Tidbit in Georgia City under Emergency
Columbus Georgia declares state of emergency after three days of fire bombings and violence. About 50 state troopers bolster local police as bars liquor stores and gun shops close. Afro American Police League calls for a two day boycott and condemns the slaying of 20 year old Willie Osborne.
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Columbus, Ga
J. R. Allen
Allen
Afro-American Police League
McKeithen Denies Suppression Record
Gov. John McKeithen and Buck Kreibs denied they suppressed a report on allegations that Emprise Corp. sought a campaign contribution during 1963. The hearing on Jefferson Downs in Kenner raised claims tied to Sportservice-Emprise and involved figures such as Masoni and Menefee, with inconsistent testimony noted.
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New Orleans
John McKeithen
Buck Kreibs
Louisiana State Racing Commission
Emprise Corp
Emprise
Jefferson Downs
Kenner
WVUE
McKeithen
Sportservice, Inc
Kreibs
Commission
Robert P. Leacy
Buffalo
N.Y
John G. Masoni
Masoni
Pete Menefee
Monteleone
Menefee
Louisiana
Leacy
Sportservice
State Justices Refuse Marcello Tax Case Review
Louisiana Supreme Court declines to review Churchill Farms tax dispute involving Carlos Marcello firm. Tax Commission boosted Jefferson Parish property assessment from 8800 to 263388 in 1969 amid claims of up to 20 million value. IRS has placed a lien and plan for public auction July 8 unless $55173 is paid.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Supreme Court
Churchill Farms
Carlos Marcello
Jefferson Parish
State Tax Commission
State District Court
4Th Circuit Court of Appeal
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Marcello
Garrison Aide Resigns and Criticizes DA Office
William R. Alford Jr resigns as executive district attorney alleging the office flounders in politics and abuse, warns of nonfunctional Rackets Division, politicians aiding criminals, flourishing gambling and narcotics, and judges releasing felons without bonds. Garrison counters resignation as politically motivated.
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New Orleans
William R. Alford Jr
Jim Garrison
Garrison
Alford
Clean Up Week Proclaimed By Twin Cities Officials
Twin Cities postmasters and local Jaycees proclaimed this week as Clean-Up Week ending Sunday. Hathorn and Roark urged full post office effort to showcase cleanliness and efficiency as the U S Postal Service reorganizes on July 1.
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Twin Cities
Jaycees
Hathorn
U. S. Postal Service
District Attorney Criticized For Case Dismissals
The speaker asserts the DA’s office acted honestly yet admits it failed to press 690 cases in the first half of 1971 and allowed 101 cases to prescribe in one court section.
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Alford
Copperhead Young and Their Venom
Copperhead offspring hatch with fangs and venom, though the snakes are not typically aggressive and bites are uncommon.
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