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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
8
A fragmented astrological column outlines Sun sign insights from ARIES to LIBRA. It urges mindful actions, public behavior, moderation, and clear self expression while noting reminders of new moons, travel notes, and social perception across the zodiac.
The page provides a garbled zodiac snapshot from Scorpio to Pisces with misspellings and odd phrases. It urges diplomacy, self expression, and learning, noting potential assistance from the opposite sex and suggesting alertness for new friends, education, travel, and confidence building. It also oddly claims a birth date for a famous figure and references a first president from Mississippi.
The notice informs creditors to file claims with the personal representative, Mortredta I. Fet Hyer, at the listed Haven Street residence and county court by a specified date. It names the estate, the fiduciary, and requires verified claims for inclusion in the probate process.
A mother asks how to reassure adopted eight year old Laurie who feels unloved by a classmate’s comment. Ann Landers urges continuing love and affirming Laurie as a chosen child. Advice emphasizes honesty with the child and consistent family support.
Today is Wednesday October 18 1963 the 289th day of the year The moon approaches a new phase Jupiter is the morning star and the evening star In history ether anesthesia first used at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston Chinese Communists move northwest to establish positions and attack Nationalist forces George Marshall dies after a long illness in 1959 A thought for the day from Marcus Aurelius urges humility with wealth or position.
NEW YORK (UPI) A major World’s Fair building, a helicopter port restaurant, opened Tuesday with a society ball and inaugural ceremonies. About 700 patrons attended a prayer aid reception as builders finish work. Visitors can ride the helicopter bridge from Manhattan to the fair port in six minutes. The restaurant seats 120, with VIP terraces and cocktail lounge beneath the landing deck. Five elevators link the sky structure to the ground.
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a bridge hand from a game featuring South in a no trumps draw. The column clarifies trump management and ruffing strategy, noting how the players’ play affects contract success and the importance of keeping hearts intact.
Sean Bjoerling, son of the late Jussi Bjoerling, headlines a San Francisco concert at the Curian Theater on Sunday under Moss and Piston. He has won critical praise for his musical heritage, with scholarships from the Metropolitan Opera Association and the Stockholm Royal Opera, and a future with the Berlin State Opera. His program includes Puccini and Mendelssohn among others. Tickets available at Sherman Clas Hoax Office.
A fragmented TV grid outlines programs from News 4 to CBS Reports and The Dick Van Dyke Show. Entries include Duke at 8:30 and Doctor show episodes. late-night sports and talk segments fill the late slots.
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