Your Forecast Your Daily Horoscope by Carroll Righter May 6 1966
Aries smiles charm others but avoid using money to resolve issues. Taurus focus on Kin desires and maintaining poise. Gemini worry can hurt business unless you act methodically and stay positive. Moon Children rely on loyal friends in emergencies while avoiding extravagant spending. Leo balance recreation with important work and keep temper in check. Virgo seek new information and calmly resolve anxieties. Libra finish duties before seeking cheer, avoid worry. Scorpio cooperative associates urge keeping promises and ethical conduct. Sagittarius stick with reliable work and avoid flashy newcomers. Capricorn seek cheerful company and hobbies for pleasure. Aquarius improve ties but beware severance. be grateful for holdings. Pisces stay busy with reading and writing, avoid bragging to protect prestige.
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Carroll Righter
Aries
Taurus
Gemint
Moon
Leo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
France remains in NATO while pulling out of its command
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle plans to withdraw France from NATO's integrated military command while keeping alliance membership. He argues the treaty survives independent of NATO structure, seeks future cooperation in peace or war, and downplays exit as neutralist drift.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
NATO
Paris
UPI
United States
Europe
North America
de Gaulle
Johnson
Alliance
NATO Council
Georges Pompidou
National Assembly
Pompidou
de Gaull
Allied
de Gaulie
Soviet Union
Moscow
Atlantic Alliance
Alliance deadline tight for NATO unity before June 6
Washington officials warn concrete plans must be agreed by the NATO council in Brussels or risk psychological damage to the alliance. They urge details announced before June 20 when Charles de Gaulle visits Moscow to avoid strengthening his leverage against Russia.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
de Gaulle
Russia
Bridge tale on two no trump and spade lead
A bridge anecdote describes a partner who doubled opponents at two no trump. South opens with a spade lead from dummy and East plays poorly. The line suggests a path where West must win a spade and stop clubs, allowing South to obtain four spade tricks, two hearts, one diamond and one club for two no trump.
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West
Recording of Assessments for 6th Avenue Improvement District No P-6005
Notice of recording and due dates for assessments tied to the opening and extension of 6th Avenue in Scottsdale Improvement District No P-6005. It states assessments were recorded May 4 1966 and are due immediately with fifty or eighty day payment windows from first publication, per Arizona statutes.
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6Th Avenue
Scottsdale
Firat
Classified department notices and ad rates detail
The page lists classified sections, ad rate notes, and publication rules. It covers funeral services and directors, personals, real estate, rentals, employment, transportation, and automotive items. It notes ad submission times, error reporting deadlines, and rights of the Daily Progress to accept or reject ads.
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Daily Progress
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Algeria
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U.S
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Airuhaty
Mobile
S. Perry Lane
Tempe
Aluminum
Rooter
I Duncan
D. Allan
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mobhius
Edward L
Amherst
Ohio
Dorothy Northeim
Vermillion
Messinger Mortuary
Dan Kelsey
Bayles
Althea R
James
Arlington
Virginia
Roger
New Canaan
Connecticut
Donald
Phoenix
Fort Jefferson
New York
Hoskins
Jamies C
Yvonne
Squire
James Barrett
Chicago
Genevieve
John.f. Shaw
Messinger
Mortuary Chapel
Greenwood
Musoleum
Adams,alic
Alice ¢ G
Ken*neth
Merrifield
Ferment Greenwood
Deck
Homes For Sale
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S. Old Scottsdale Rd
Adobe
Acre
Scottsdale Rd
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