Climate and other insect controls in gardening
Article surveys natural pest controls including climate timing, predators, and plant resistance. It cites Dr. F L McEwen noting insect diseases as highly effective, with examples such as fungi destroying pea aphids, viruses stopping cabbage loopers, and milky disease affecting Japanese beetle larvae. It also covers birch leaf miner warning, rhubarb dormancy manipulation, and fuchsia care for year round color.
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New York
F. L. McEwen
New York State
Polynesian cultural center to open near Honolulu
A Polynesian cultural center sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will open near Honolulu as a non profit adjunct of the Church College of Hawaii. It will feature replicas of six villages from Samoa Tonga Tahiti Fiji Hawaii and the Maori of New Zealand and a lagoon with a palm studded island and a Maori canoe. Polynesian workers will ensure village details are true to life.
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Honolulu
Polynesia
Hawaiian Islands
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Church College of Hawaii
Samoa
Tonga
Tahiti
Fiji
Hawaii
New Zealand
South Seas
Traffic jam after spill on Bayshore Freeway
East Palo Alto California AP reports a major traffic jam occurred on Bayshore Freeway when a truck trailer released many cans of black linoleum glue. Authorities closed lanes and rerouted vehicles as cleanup crews cleared the spill and restored flow. Telegram Want Ads were promoted in the note.
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East Palo Alto
Calif
Bayshore Freeway
Range feed supplies hit low in Kansas on June 1
Kansas range feed conditions fell to the lowest since 1956 with dry soils and cool May slowing grass growth. Rain in May may help, but more moisture needed. Western ranges at 65 percent on June 1, 1958 levels, 12 percent below last year and 22 below five year average. cattle 79 percent, sheep 82 percent.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Dangers of Prolonged Space Flight Revealed
War sa w Poland AP reports researchers warn prolonged space flights threaten brain and bone health and judgment. U.S. scientists at COSPAR symposium discuss Cooper's apparent visual fixes and dream sleep's brain role. A two week monkey study planned for next fall aims to gauge reversible and irreversible brain changes.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.S
Cospar
International Committee For Space Research
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Adey
Comzer
Cooper
United States
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