Leopard on the Farm Delights Southam Household
A 15 year old Graham Clews tends farm chores at Southam England with his companion Charlie a two and a half year old leopard fully grown in the AP photo.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
7
A 15 year old Graham Clews tends farm chores at Southam England with his companion Charlie a two and a half year old leopard fully grown in the AP photo.
The history note covers 1852 library funds, 1865 Sherman’s last Civil War clash at Bentonville with 1604 casualties, 1942 Stillwell commanding Chinese armies, 1945 Task Force 58 sinking Japanese warships near Kure Kobe, 1963 Protestant merger talks in Oberlin, and 1860 birth of William Jennings Bryan with his 1896 silver coinage speech opposing the gold standard.
Ardent pacifist Bryan left his office shortly before the United States entered World War I. He died in Dayton Tennessee on July 26, 1925.
San Francisco clinched the NBA Western Division title after beating Philadelphia 89-85 as Detroit defeated St. Louis. Wilt Chamberlain led with 36 points and 33 rebounds, guiding the Warriors through a comeback while the Bullets topped Boston 108-95.
Montgomery County Council President Dr Thomas M Wilson received a special award for the county employees outstanding response to the 1963 United Givers Fund Campaign. Ralph Henry Smith presented the award noting it is the third year in a row employees exceeded the quota. Snow on Mt Olympus heights weighs in with 200 to 250 inches totals.
An article notes unusually heavy rain due to moisture-laden winds deflected from the Pacific toward the region's massive peaks, driving higher precipitation than usual. It explains how topography channels moisture and amplifies rainfall in the area.
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