Daily Horoscope for December 23
Aries gains confidence from recent praise confirming a project worth pursuing. Taurus urged to act with principle and select the best. stand tall. Gemini should balance spiritual aims with practical goals while appreciating others. Cancer warned relatives may disrupt. give love to your mate. Leo receives sudden support but may shed duties. stay mature. Virgo shines creatively and draws attention from influential people. Libra focus on future goals to avoid wasted effort. Scorpio ideas on journeys may need shelving amid confusion. Sagittarius handle bills. direct benefits from addressing immediate problems. Capricorn holiday stress with in laws. keep humor and balance. Aquarius check accounts and gift list. don't spoil surprises. Pisces travel or new contacts bring gains. expect plan changes and stronger relationships. If today is your birthday, you may see marriage or travel prospects. General tendencies favor Virgo Libra Scorpio. Leo gift spending is fine with restraint.
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Texas Name Origin From Indian Word Tejas
The name Texas comes from the Indian word tejas meaning friendly. This etymology links the state's identity to ancient language roots and cultural heritage.
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Bravery Award Given to Charles Ford Posthumously
Pfc. Charles Crain Ford, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford of Redwood Valley, received the Bronze Star for conspicuous bravery. He died July 2, 1967 after pulling wounded men to safety under heavy fire while attached to the 8th Engineers Battalion. His actions saved lives during a minesweep operation against North Vietnamese troops.
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Weapons cache found in Hong Kong hillside hideout
Police in the New Territories District seized an arms cache from a hillside hideout used by Communist terrorists. Three bombs fuses detonators and rifle ammunition were confiscated.
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Lawlessness in state colleges meets broad political rebuke
California legislators condemn campus disturbances at San Francisco State College and Fullerton, calling for decisive action. The state board of trustees expands controls over campus police and imposes suspensions for unlawful protests, while faculty debates funding and strikes. A Supreme Court member warns liberty may hinge on youth embracing responsibility.
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Memphis Transit ends free rides for drunks over no requests
The Memphis Transit Authority stopped offering free rides home for intoxicated riders after 23 drivers were idle for three consecutive nights due to no demand. One driver recalled a call from a man too drunk to state his location.
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Horse Named Smart Turns Out to Be Wise
An elderly Navajo man Sidney Yazzie trudged nearly 10 miles through waist-deep snow to buy groceries at Whitewater trading post during a blizzard siege of the Navajo reservation in Arizona. The trader Cal Foutz asked why Yazzie did not ride his horse, and Yazzie replied the horse did not want to go.
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Burros Common to New Mexico Like Goats
The article notes that burros are as common in New Mexico as goats, highlighting their presence in rural and desert areas and suggesting their integration into local life and economy.
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Heart Transplant Patient Buried Amid Public Eulogies
Louis Washkansky 93 died of pneumonia after 18 days with another's heart beating in his chest. He was buried at Pineland Cemetery in Cape Town in an Orthodox service. Rabbi Israel Abrahams called the heart transplant a global symbol of human life and survival.
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North Korean Navy Vessel Sinks South Korean Fishing Boat
North Korea navy vessel rammed a South Korean fishing boat near Seoul. All six crew of the sunken craft were missing and feared drowned, police said.
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Soviet airliner crew frees jammed gear after emergencyes
Emergency crew aboard a Soviet airliner carrying 70 passengers used a crowbar to pry the jammed landing gear from the cockpit floor after other measures failed Tass reported. The aircraft landed safely with all aboard unharmed.
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