Horoscope for Aries through Pisces May 18 1971
Your horoscope outlines daily guidance for all signs from Aries to Pisces. It notes favorable traits, cautions against overwork, and suggests progress through steady effort and collaboration. Notable names appear in a closing tribute section, including figures from the arts and philosophy.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Jupiter
Capricorn
Aquarius
Marz. Fontayn
Bertrand Russell
Perry Como
Senator Ervin Says Nixon Crime Bill Unconstitutional
Senator Sam J. Ervin charges the Nixon administration's new crime control bill is unconstitutional and politically motivated, criticizing the effort in Washington.
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Washington
Sam J. Ervin
May 18 1971 Today In History highlights
On May 18 1971 the Associated Press notes key events from history including Napoleon becoming emperor in 1804 and Lincoln’s 1860 Republican nomination. It also covers WWI and WWII-era milestones, the TVA creation in 1933, UN HQ move in 1951, and debates on pretrial detention in federal crimes.
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Associated Press
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Vicksburg
Miss
Hague
Netherlands
Tennessee Valley Authority
Ethiopia
United Nations
Lake Success
N. Y
Manhattan
U.S
Radio Corporation of America
Atlantic
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Your UUs Corner New Vision for Nearsighted Readers
The article extols eye exams to reveal better vision for the nearsighted, noting larger eyes and dilated pupils as signs. It urges seeking professional help for beauty and improved sight with attractive glasses or invisible contacts.
Pecan Trees Denuded by Hailstorm in Texas Orchard
In Paris Texas R H Crawford recalls an 80 acre 450 tree pecan grove damaged by a mile wide hailstorm leaves beaten to the ground despite trees set to recover. Crawford grafted all trees in the 50 year old orchard hoping for recovery though no pecans this year. The second item notes Minneap oli s report on an underground church in early Christianity described by Rev John H Baumgaertner of Milwaukee in a book issued by Augsburg Publishing House.
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Paris
Tex
R. H. Crawford
Red River
Crawford
Minneapolis
John H. Baumgaertner
Milwaukee
Augsburg Publishing House
Ramblin Roundy Homecoming and Tornado Remembrance
Bonnie Cearley writes from home about caring for her ill father at 95, hospital time, and family support. She recalls recalling the 1970 tornado in Lubbock, May 11 anniversaries, and a May hailstorm that ruined apricots, changing her mother’s canning plans.
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Lubbock
Anton
Lubdock
Larry Belcher
Larry
Kindergarten Field Trip To Municipal Park Noted
Children from the Withers Kindergarten enjoyed a last Thursday visit to Municipal Park as part of a learning project on appreciating the park and keeping it clean. They learned kindness to wildlife and were reminded not to tease animals or feed through fences.
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Withers
John Hays
Prentice
HoHo
Mrs
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Frances Drake
Henry van Dyke
North Carolina
Justice Department
Ervin
Capitol Hill
District of Columbia
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Atlantic Ocean
Thanx
Helen Bayer DeLand
Fla
West Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
Pecos Junior High School
John Stickles
Wayne Grable
Charles Gann
Turalls
Glenn Hibbens
Fressrate
Aine
Foy Ovite
Re Oy Nonce
S.T.P. Oil Treatment Cn
Delco
Pecos
Oran D. Whitten Oil CO
Atlantic Richfield Company Dist
Sinclair Products
Phillip A. Pearce
ARCO
Underground” Origins
Ramblin’ Roundy By
Bonnie Cearley
By Phil Pastoret
Fifth and
Vernon Street
Senor Pimpernel
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tri - Juniorettes
Study Club
Juniorettes
TFWC
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