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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1965
Page
6
New York reports a mix of opinions on delaying aging. Pathologist Robert Kebes argues a theory, while others suggest ethical and religious concerns. Respondents include Joe Torre and Harald Lind with varied views on extending life.
In Washington and across the country, specialists and a college student react to proposals on extending life into the 20s and 30s. Drs Neugarten and Kohn discuss aging as a natural process while youth advocates warn of health risks and maturity limits.
New Delhi marked the first anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru's death with pre-dawn mourning ceremonies. The Statesman editorial voiced concern over India's future and the widespread poverty of the masses.
A school headmaster recounts a football defeat transformed by student support. After a hard loss, the team is met by a campus rally and cheers that lift spirits, proving a kind word can ease despair and turn defeat toward courage.
A blanket of black beetles slicked the pavement and led to several multicar accidents on a three mile expressway in San Antonio. Police closed the stretch and spread sand after beetles, mainly seen at night, were likely flushed onto roads by recent heavy rains.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey turns 54 today and may skip a scheduled speech marking the birthday. The possibility stands given his habit of delivering two or three talks daily, though he could still change his mind.
The season's first typhoon Amy struck southern and central Japan killing five, with nine missing and six displaced. After hours of heavy rain and 75 mph winds near Tokyo it moved offshore, leaving clear skies and sunshine.
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