Horoscopes for Your Birthday Friday May Seventh Oneiric Guidance
Friday May 7 1971 horoscope section outlines Aries through Pisces with daily prompts. Highlights urge conference for Aries, collaboration for Taurus, steady work for Gemini, and imaginative drive for Leo like signs. Notable birthdates cited include Browning Tschaikovsky and Brahms with remarks on creative career paths.
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Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Virgo
Leo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Barbs and Dandelions in a Quirky May Note
A playful item notes people carry a rabbit's foot for luck and wonders what fate befell the bunny. It jokes that nothing pairs better with corned beef and cabbage than a hearty digestion mentioning May and the abundance of dandelions from April showers.
Balmorhea Club Installs New Officers
The Well Kept Community Club met in Balmorhea and installed new officers led by Mrs. Nan Cate. Evelyn Brockett became President. other officers include Mrs. Loriie Collins Vice President, Mrs. Priss McNutt Secretary Treasurer, Mrs. Teressa Moore Parliamentarian, and Mrs. Oma Prew Chaplin. The group hired Mr. Stevens to set up dump ground signs and to rent trailer house space on the clinic lawn. The club adjourned after refreshments, with no summer meetings scheduled.
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Ellen Lethco
Stevens
Nan Cate
Evelyn Brockett
Loriie Collins
Priss McNutt
Teressa Moore
Chaplin
Oma Prew
Lorine Collins
Sec. Treas
Teresa Moore
Louise Adams
May 7 in history highlights from 1945 to 1970s
On May 7 1945 Germany signed unconditional surrender terms at Rheims ending WWII in Europe. Other events include Washington hosting the first inaugural ball in 1789, Brahms born in 1833, Lusitania sunk in 1915, Rome Berlin axis announced in 1939, Tunis and Bizerta freed in 1943, Powers to be tried as spy in 1960, Congo treason charges against Tshombe, moon military treaty proposal in 1969, and 1970s antiwar campus closures.
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Associated Press
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rheims
France
New York
George Washington
Johannes Brahms
Ireland
Germany
Italy
North Africa
Tunis
Bizerte
Russia
Francis Gary Powers
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
United States
U. S
Toyah Talk and Family Visits Across States
Mrs. Guy Powell visits her daughter in Big Spring while other relatives from Alpine, Clovis, and Texarkana come and go. A grandson Bill Linn Jr is accepted to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs and will depart July 5. Geese remark closes the note noting their high flights.
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Guy Powell
J.W. Weidel
Big Spring
S.A. Newsom
Donna
R. N. Newsom
Alpine
Powell
Bill Linn, Jr
Novato
California
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Snelson drafts new version of oil and gas unitization bill
In Austin the Senate Oil and Gas Committee halted a four month fight over a forced unitization bill. Chairman W. T. Snelson and aide drafted a fresh version while Sen. Jack Hightower and lobbyist Bill Abington ready a substitute. The plan would let 85 percent of mineral owners seek a unit through the railroad commission, replacing prior 75 percent thresholds.
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J.P. Ward
Don Kennard
Senate
Snelson
Hightower
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