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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
8
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI celebrate Mass at St Peter's Basilica for St Peter feast day drawing thousands of tourists and pilgrims to the ceremony.
Charles M. Hewlett of Seguin celebrates his 90th birthday at his son Russell Hewlett's home in Gonzales with family from New Braunfels Pasadena Freer Corpus Christi and San Antonio. The issue also lists Rainbow Girls Indiana Grand Assembly attendees and local soldiers overseas including Herschel Sanders Nick Moore and Lt. Don Stark with graduation events at Vance AFB.
Argentine cattle leaders told President Arturo Alia that American plans to sell beef in Great Britain show a most unfriendly attitude. Delegates from the Confederation of Rural Organizations in Buenos Aires and La Pampa warned the move would hurt their business.
A report shows Americans eat about 28 billion quarts of ice cream annually. The figure highlights overall per capita consumption and industry scale across the United States.
A New York report notes growing air pollution concerns as California approves four auto exhaust control devices. It cites the Air Pollution Control Association meeting in Houston and warns urban air pollution as a cancer risk, with researchers linking polluted air to lung cancer in lab hamsters.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. researchers report a superconducting magnet achieving about 100000 gauss. The device relies on a niobium titanium HIstrength solenoid alloy, enabling magnetic fields far surpassing typical iron-core electromagnets and greatly exceeding Earth’s field.
The Agricultural Information Department reports 1963 U S diets show higher meat intake especially beef, more chicken with vegetables, but reduced fruit fish and eggs as the population shifted eating patterns in Fargo North Dakota.
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