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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
10
U S farm exports to Western Hemisphere nations hit a record 31.154 million in fiscal 1964, rising 15 percent from the prior year, according to the Department of Agriculture.
Lincoln based University of Nebraska Extension clothing specialist Gerda Petersen predicts 1965 will favor silk blends and all silk in outfits as raw silk prices fall. Expect cheaper cotton and more man made fibers, with overall clothing costs rising slightly due to wool and leather increases. New fabric processing includes stretch fabrics for apparel and upholstery, permanent creases in wash and wear cloths, shrink resistant wools, and slacks as primary manufactured garments.
A textile study from the Minnesota and South Dakota Experiment Stations reports stains can be removed from laminated fabrics like ordinary fabrics but advises against chlorine bleach as it may yellow the foam. Immediate treatment yields easier stain removal, and stains aged up to a month are not harder to remove than fresh ones.
Lincoln report quotes Helen Becker extension health specialist at the University of Nebraska stating that soil depletion does not cause malnutrition. She notes FDA findings that crops grown with chemical fertilizers on poor soil remain nutritionally beneficial compared with crops from natural soil.
Trini Lopez reports Caracas police thwarted a Communist plot to kidnap him during a Tamanaco Hotel engagement, with a $50,000 ransom motive. Mamie Van Doren returns home to a jewel theft of over $5,000, but furs remained untouched. Connie Francis may divorce with Nevada residency, Julie Andrews dismisses My Fair Lady feud, and other Hollywood anecdotes include Rosemary Clooney’s son injury, Gene Barry’s wife stitches, and Geraldine Page Rip Torn postfilm plans.
An unidentified speaker jokes about a coffee fueled schedule as a plan for an adult film project linked to Fox. The remark highlights humor over sleep disruption and work plans without detailing production or presenters.
Lincoln Nebraska poultry expert Dr Tom Sullivan notes Italy will ease import restrictions on US poultry parts after a tour by two Italian health officials who visited processing plants in the country earlier last year. Adair of Homestead Florida is named justice of the peace and Chamber of Commerce president.
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