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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
3
A garbled horoscope fragment lists signs including May 20 possibilities and messages about showmanship and social plans. It mentions Taurus April 20, Gemini May 21 to June, Cancer June 26 to July 22, and notes retrains, new contacts, and social life with Moon positions. The text is fragmented and unclear.
The fragmented text outlines daily astrology notes for several zodiac signs. It hints at Virgo urging action, Libra about partnership cooperation, Scorpio on intelligent compromise, Sagittarius on realistic expectations, Capricorn prioritizing creative work, Aquarius focusing on secure future planning, and Pisces noting active intellect and travel considerations. The tone resembles a period horoscope column urging awareness of personal and legal considerations.
A reader writes of feeling like a social outsider and asks for guidance on making friends. Ann Landers advises staying true to oneself, turning casual acquaintances into friends by showing genuine interest and listening, not trying to shine in a crowd. The column includes a second letter about gifting a dental student for kindness and a blunt rebuttal to a reader’s extreme reaction.
Alfred Sheinwold discusses why ignoring a spade finesse yields four spade tricks in a bridge problem. He notes a common error among visitors and demonstrates the correct approach, stressing the need for four spade tricks regardless of 3-3 or queen-x holdings, and ends with Missouri’s state bird metaphor.
The fragment advises seeking legal counsel amid confusion, urging professional guidance to navigate the issue. It presents ambiguous wording, urging consultation to resolve the dispute.
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